Canada Exploring the wreck of HMS Investigator Canadian archeologists are about to begin exploring HMS Investigator, a British ship sent to find the famous 1845 Franklin expedition July 9, 2011 4 ...

It took eight days before the government of Canada was notified of one of the biggest discoveries in the Arctic putting to rest a nearly two-century old mystery. Parks Canada confirmed Monday a ...

But the other lost Franklin ship, HMS Terror, posed a problem because the wreck is almost certainly outside the boundaries of the national historic site and is therefore under Nunavut's jurisdiction.

Treasury Board president said today’s adventurous Parks Canada researchers – who spent years looking for Erebus and Terror, and included six major expeditions since 2008 – show daring ...

VANCOUVER - The recent discovery of a Royal Navy wreck in Canada’s Arctic has opened a historical window onto the 19th century, allowing archeologists to investigate the long, lost Franklin Expedition ...

It’s been 10 years since Inuit helped guide researchers to the wreck of the HMS Erebus, one of the ships from the 1845 Franklin expedition, and the mayor of the community that was pivotal to the ...

Following the historic gift of the HMS and HMS wrecks to by the in 2018, Parks Canada will transfer a sample of HMS artifacts to the National Museum of the Royal Navy starting in 2024. These artifacts ...

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the locating of the wreck of HMS Erebus – one of the two vessels linked to the legendary 1845 Franklin Expedition. Guided with the help of Inuit oral history, the ...

It's been 10 years since Inuit helped guide researchers to the wreck of the HMS Erebus, one of the ships from the 1845 Franklin expedition, and the mayor of the community that was pivotal to the ...

Parks Canada underwater archaeologist Jonathan Moore observes a washing basin and an officer's bedplace on the lower deck of the wreck of HMS Erebus during a dive in this September 2022 handout ...