Icebergs are edges of glaciers that have broken off and slipped into the ocean. Roughly 90% of icebergs seen off Newfoundland and Labrador come from the glaciers of western Greenland, …

Roughly 90% of icebergs seen off Newfoundland and Labrador come from the glaciers of western Greenland, while the rest come from glaciers in Canada's Arctic. Their sheer size will amaze …

The iceberg bulletin describes the iceberg limit in Canada's East Coast waters, based on data gathered from ship reports, iceberg reconnaissance flights and occasionally from satellite. …

About 90% of icebergs seen off Newfoundland and Labrador are the broken edges of glaciers from western Greenland, and the rest come from glaciers in Canada's Arctic. Either way, they …

Jul 31, 2023 · Each year, massive hunks of 10,000-year-old glaciers drift toward Canada’s east coast. Their beauty can be ephemeral—but social media is helping more travelers to find them.

Iceberg Alley refers to the stretch of ocean off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, where icebergs are commonly seen. It extends from the coast of Labrador down through …

The Canadian Ice Service (CIS) is the leading authority for ice and iceberg information in Canada's navigable waters. It is part of Environment and Climate Change Canada’s …

90% of icebergs seen off Newfoundland and Labrador come from the glaciers of western Greenland. The rest come from glacierson islands in Canada’s Arctic area. How do icebergs …

Newfoundland's intrepid iceberg chasers share what it's like to spot the first giant bergs of the season in Canada's Iceberg Alley.

Oct 2, 2020 · Did you know many icebergs we see in Canada first formed on the Greenland ice cap, each built from falling snowflakes over the past 10,000 years? Learn why icebergs can be …