What shaped the rugged peaks of the Cassiar Mountains long before people ever arrived? In this episode of Canuckly, we explore the geological history of one of northern British Columbia's most remote mountain ranges. From ancient tropical seas and continental collisions to glaciers, mountain building, and valuable mineral deposits, discover how hundreds of millions of years of Earth's history are preserved in the rocks beneath the Cassiar Land District. Through evidence-based research from Canadian geological institutions, this documentary explains how geology continues to influence landscapes, ecosystems, rivers, and resource development across the northern Canadian Cordillera.

1. Where the Cassiar Mountains Fit Within Canada's Cordillera
2. Ancient Oceans and the Paleozoic Seafloor
3. Terranes, Plate Tectonics ...