Larry Dyke

Dr. Larry Dyke is a Professor Emeritus from the Department of Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. Over his distinguished career, he also served as a research scientist for the Geological Survey of Canada within Natural Resources Canada. His specialized research focuses extensively on permafrost dynamics, slope stability, and natural hazards, with a particular emphasis on the rugged landscapes of the Canadian Shield and northern regions. Even in retirement, Dr. Dyke continues to contribute to the scientific community as a volunteer researcher and remains active in geology outreach programs.

Comment: Chief Rosanne Casimir’s recent appearance before the Senate Committee on Indigenous Peoples

Comment: Chief Rosanne Casimir’s recent appearance before the Senate Committee on Indigenous Peoples

Before I state my reasons for this commentary, I wish to emphasize my regard for the Indigenous people of this country. Canada is fortunate to have, a…

Larry Dyke

May 17, 2026