Just wanted to mention that the Saskatchewan treasure clue was released 9 days after subscribers had received the clue, giving subscribers a huge lead into searching for the Saskatchewan treasure.
I am quite surprised that it took longer than a week for them to release the clue honestly, and the same day they release it, they release another clue for the main prize... lol.
A few months ago, I spent hours remastering and extending the audio to the best of my ability. I hope you all enjoy!
Although I never had the opportunity to experience this version of Spaceship Earth, I really wish Disney brought it back.
After months of following this treasure hunt, and venturing out to over a dozen different locations across Ontario in search of the gold (with a few more locations on my list to still check), I am starting to consider that the main prize may not even be located directly at a site related to mining, or any significant landmark at all.
Whoever planned this treasure hunt likely intentionally chose a final location that will not be found by the general public, and you have to think, thousands of people have searched many sites across Canada related to mining, and the treasure still has not been found. Some locations have been searched extensively by thousands of people to the point where some locations look significantly different to how they looked before the treasure hunt began...
One thing that the treasure planner has full control over is where the treasure is placed. I suspect that as more clues are released, we will soon learn that you have to use one site location (Location A), and go from there to a secondary spot (Location B) where the treasure is actually hidden. Location B has already been said to be in a spot that the general public will not randomly find.
For example, the treasure location on the Toronto Islands was designed in this similar fashion.
What are your thoughts on where you think the main treasure chest is?
I was an undergraduate student who graduated in 2023, and I am trying to remember the process that the university follows after our graduation with regards to our microsoft accounts.
I remember getting an email saying that my email would be closed, but I cannot remember anything the email specifically said (if anyone has a copy of the email and can send me it, I'd greatly appreciate it).
I know that everyone keeps access to their account for about 1-2 years, but I forgot to delete my microsoft word files from my OneDrive before I lost access.
I was wondering if the files eventually get permanently deleted by the university during the closing process, or do they exist somewhere permanently forever?
"Pilot Butte" in Cree meaning "Lookout Point", is a town in southeastern Saskatchewan. As of the 2021 Canadian census, Pilot Butte had a population of 2,638.
The morse code in the video clue is "2638".
The entire premise of the Great Canadian Treasure Hunt revolves around lookout points, as seen with both Ontario, British Columbia, and Newfoundland treasure locations.
I think the location for the treasure in Saskatchewan will be found very quickly.
Tried to access ChatGPT on cellular and on wifi, it is down on multiple devices. Does anyone know what is happening?