International Exposure
China, India, Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, Tanzania, Senegal, Italy, France, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina
Canada’s Frontier Structural Regions
Fort Liard, NWT – Chinkeh, Mattson, Flett, Nahanni
Central MacKenzie, NWT – Indian River, Kee Scarp and Cambrian
Beaufort Sea, NWT – Tertiary Section
Southeast Yukon – Mattson, Flett and Nahanni
East Coast – Jurassic and Paleozoic Sections
Canadian Foothills
Cardium, Cadomin, Gething, Cadotte, Baldonnel, Triassic, Mississippian, Wabamun, Slave Point
Northeast British Columbia
Bluesky, Gething, Baldonnel, Charlie Lake, Halfway, Doig, Nikanassin, Artex, Kiskatinaw, Montney, Belloy, Debolt, Wabamun, Slave Point, Keg River, and Pine Point
Northwestern Alberta
Montney, Grosmont, Rycroft, Kiskatinaw, Jean-Marie, Slave Point, Sulphur Point, Muskeg and Keg River
Northeastern Alberta
Grand Rapids, Viking, Clearwater, Wabiskaw, McMurray and Keg River
Central Alberta
Gething, Viking, Montney, Ellerslie, Glauconite, Mississippian, Nisku, Wabamun, Leduc, Swan Hills, Gilwood
Peace River Arch
Slave Point, Keg River, Gilwood, Granite Wash
Deep Basin
Cardium, Gething, Cadomin, Fahler, Notikewan, Wabamun, Leduc, Swan Hills
Southern Alberta
Viking, Mannville, Glauconite, Sawtooth, Sunburst, Basal Quartz, Elkton, Pekisko, Shunda, Turner Valley, the Paleozoic unconformity, Nisku, Leduc, Swan Hills and Granite Wash
Saskatchewan
McLaren, Waseca, Shaunovon, Birdbear, Winnipegosis, Red River