CBU Outdoor Adventure Society

CBU Outdoor Adventure Society A CBU-based Student club that aims to connect people with natue through outdoor adventures

11/01/2020

Thinking critically is not a superpower.

08/24/2020

Last call for North Highlands Nordic's online auction! Planning a trip to Northern Cape Breton? Bid on local accommodations. Also featuring home-made deserts, hand-crafted quilts, sports items, walking poles, hand-knit socks, and more!

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Bidding ends tonight at 10PM (Mon Aug 24th)

08/22/2020

Gym closed? Unsure about diving into your local swimming pool? There’s no better time than now...

04/10/2020

Nicholas Reo, an assistant professor at Dartmouth College, is bringing Indigenous ways of understanding invasive plants and animal species into academia.

04/06/2020

Beautiful night sky

03/05/2020

Indigenous students, please join us at Unama’ki College for this medicine pouch workshop, Tuesday, March 10th 🍂

02/25/2020

This Thursday, February 27, the Good Food Bus will be on campus to offer its services to students, faculty and staff. Fresh fruits & veggies will be available for purchase inside to the Multipurpose Room during collaborative time 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

We encourage you to bring your own reusable shopping bag. Debit/credit available.

02/19/2020

I am not one who has ever been a fan of camping. Via Oddity Mall Why? Well, there are MANY reasons, but it is not appealing to me to get up and “do my business“

02/10/2020

Melting Arctic sea ice is opening up northern waters to increased shipping, and the vessel noise is taking a toll on Arctic cod.

02/04/2020

Canada is known for its sweet maple syrup, bustling cities, dynamic culture, and vast landscapes. Now, however, Canada is also home to the world’s longest hiking trail.

01/30/2020

Bonnie Hamilton is a PhD student at the University of Toronto. Matthew Gilbert took this photo near Byron Bay, Nunavut over the research season. Bonnie is focused on the transport of contaminants via micro-plastics into the central Arctic, and their impact on Arctic char in the area. Her studies are centered around the idea that micro-plastics can act as a vector for contaminants because of their large surface area and ability to absorb organic contaminants. Follow Bonnie's work on arcticfocus.org!

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Cape Breton University, 1250 Grand Lake Road
Sydney, NS
NSB1P6L2

Telephone

9025492431

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