Can you believe 2021 is over already? Time truly flies when you're having fun... and also when you're not... but we hope that your year was full of fun despite the general circumstances. 

To wrap up the year, we are tying up some loose ends left by stories that we've previously covered, including Indigenous fishing rights and conflict on the east coast, the actions of the Canadian Energy Centre, climate education in Alberta, and melting ice! 

Over the next month, we will be airing these past stories as we take a break to get ready for 2022. So, if you were particularly interested in any of the updates shared in this episode, make sure you stay tuned throughout January! If you want to check out the older episodes now, here are the links:

• Indigenous Fishing Livelihoods in Atlantic Canada and Fisheries Coexistence on the Great Slave Lake
• The Energy War Room: A Deep Dive into the Canadian Energy Centre Ltd. and The Energy War Room Part Two: CEC Activities and Implications for Environmental Journalism
• Canadian Curriculums in the Face of Climate Change and Canadian Curriculum and Climate Organizing
• People’s Social Forum and Greenland Ice Sheet Melt and Icebergs: The Truth About the Melt

From the whole Terra Informa team, have a happy holidays and a great end to the year!

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