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Describes the history, climate, wildlife, and different bodies of water of the Saint Lawrence-Great Lake Waterway.

Explores the history and geological features of the St. Lawrence River, the most important river in eastern Canada; discusses its wildlife, people and communities, trade, and industries; and looks at the river as a source of water, power, and entertainment.

A World War II tale based on a true historical event follows the experiences of sixteen-year-old Scott and his friend, Adam, who while performing summer job duties on a ship on the St.

Describes the early life of sixteenth-century French navigator Jacques Cartier, discussing his explorations of the St.

Describes the adventures and discoveries of early explorers to the St.

Describes the life and travels of Jacques Cartier, the sixteenth-century French navigator who made three voyages to what is today known as Canada, in search of a northwest passage to China.

Describes the Saint Lawrence River and its effect on the geography, history, economy, and people of the region through which it flows.

Photographs and text describe the St. Lawrence River and the series of channels, lakes, and locks known as the St.

Follows the St. Lawrence River, once a main route of the fur and timber trades.

Presents an introduction to the St. Lawrence River, the natural boundary between Canada and the United States, separating New York and Ontario, and includes information on its history and geography.

Traces the history of the St. Lawrence River in Canada from the days before the white man came to the present, including the development of the St.

Provides information about the St. Lawrence River and the different species of whales that migrate there each spring, and discusses the decline in whale populations over the course of the twentieth century.

We board our boat at Gasp?e and travel up the "River of Canada" to Niagara Falls, passing some of Canada's important cities and learning about the exploration and natural history of this region.

A biography of explorer Jacques Cartier who discovered the St. Lawrence River leading the way for further European exploration of North America.

The Great Lakes watershed can be traveled from end to end from the St.