John Geiger
John Geiger is the Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, an organization dedicated to promoting geography and the understanding of Canada's diverse landscapes and cultures. He is known for his contributions to Canadian geography and exploration, and he played a key role in facilitating the King's recent visit, which emphasized Canada's sovereignty and heritage.
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John Geiger, the society’s CEO, dove to the Terra Nova wreck on Sunday and Monday.
Canadian expedition dives to wreck of ship that took Captain Scott to Antarctica
Canada· 2026-07-14
John Geiger, chief executive officer of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, was onboard the first sortie to the depths to view Quest.
First images of Shackleton shipwreck captured on ocean floorCanada· 2026-07-08
John Geiger is the chief executive officer of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and will descend to the ocean floor in the submersible Alvin.
Wrecks of Captain Scott and Shackleton’s last ships to be filmed using submersible that photographed TitanicCanada· 2026-07-01John Geiger moderated the discussion between Stephen Harper and Jean Chrétien.
In Harper’s homecoming, a mood of celebration and cautionCanada· 2026-02-04
John Geiger is the chief executive officer of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.
Former prime ministers Harper, Chrétien call for national unity to confront Donald TrumpCanada· 2026-02-03
John Geiger, chief executive of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, said globes typically represent continents in the same colour.
Royal Canadian Geographical Society acquires new globe highlighting Canada and ignoring Trump edictsCanada· 2025-09-05
John Geiger, CEO of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, stands outside the organization's Ottawa office wearing the newly purchased Monty Python Mountie costume.
Monty Python’s iconic lumberjack and Mountie costumes find permanent home on display in CanadaCanada· 2025-09-01
John Geiger thought the King walking across the map sent a powerful message about Canada’s sovereignty.
King Charles to be afforded full military honours before opening Parliament next weekCanada· 2025-05-20
