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Lake Athabasca.

large glacial lake in northern Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada

Seen in 3 reportsLast reported Sep 10

Reports this week: 0
Active events: 0
Connections: 5

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Alexander Mackenzie completed a transcontinental crossing of Canada in 1788, traveling through Lake Athabasca and reaching the upper Fraser River.

Some support1 report

Around Lake Athabasca this week

News at the entities that move Lake Athabasca most

Alberta Shared context
Systemic healthcare failures are being reported in Alberta, specifically concerning infectious disease issues at the University of Alberta Hospital.

Moves Lake Athabasca
Mon 16:29

Connections

The 3 strongest of 5, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.

Alexander Mackenzie Shared context

Alexander Mackenzie traveled through the area of Lake Athabasca in 1788.

Some supportAug 7

Lake Athabasca → Alexander Mackenzie
Alexander Mackenzie → Lake Athabasca
Fort McMurray Shared context

Fort McMurray is geographically located near Lake Athabasca.

Some supportSep 10

Lake Athabasca → Fort McMurray
Fort McMurray → Lake Athabasca
Alberta Shared context

Lake Athabasca is geographically located within the province of Alberta.

Some supportSep 10

Lake Athabasca → Alberta
Alberta → Lake Athabasca

History

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August 2026

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Aug 7, 2026Alexander Mackenzie completed a transcontinental crossing of Canada in 1788, traveling through Lake Athabasca and reaching the upper Fraser River.