Articles related to "Pelee"

Point Pelee National Park in Canada's Deep South is famous for the monarch butterfly migration plus wildlife and vegetation not found anywhere else in Canada.

After constant volcanic activity throughout the year, Mt. Pelee violently erupted on May 8th, 1902 killing all but two people in St. Pierre.

The eruptions of Tambora, Krakatau, Mont Pelee, Nevado del Ruiz and Unzen were the deadliest volcanic eruptions in recorded history.

The eruptions of the Soufriere Hills Volcano have made more than half of Montserrat uninhabitable, forcing mass evacuations and destroying Plymouth, the capital city.

VQA is a program assuring winemaking standards and appellation regulations, bringing Canada in line with other major wine producing countries.

The 2010 Winter Games Torch Relay claims to set records for distance traveled, number of torch bearers, and number of communities through which the torch passes.

The Green Heron carries a very unique coloring in its feathers and seen in the right light, the shimmering green is a highlight for any birder.

An exciting look into the science and history of volcanoes.

A look at the stories and the successes that made Canadian authors Douglas Coupland, Michael Ondaatje and Margaret Atwood household literary figures.

A look at the stories and the successes that made Canadian authors Douglas Coupland, Michael Ondaatje and Margaret Atwood household literary figures.

Many parts of the world had snow in summer, heavy rainfall, crop failures, disease and starvation due to lack of sunlight.

A look at the stories and the successes that made Canadian authors Douglas Coupland, Michael Ondaatje and Margaret Atwood household literary figures.

The types of eruptions get their names from volcanoes which have been historically recorded as exhibiting certain types of activities.

Volcanic activity can produce toxic gas, lava flows, lahars, and earthquakes. History shows us that these hazards can by deadly.

Ontario's wine regions are considered "cool-climate" regions and are in good company as the Mosel, Burgundy, and Champagne are among other great cool-climate regions.