As one of the most picturesque locations in Ontario, the 1000 Islands contain more than 1,800 islands just waiting to be explored. (Photo: Madigan Cotterill/Can Geo) Crystal blue waters, quaint ...
The three granite towers, Torre Sur, Torre Central and Torre Norte, in Torres del Paine National Park are among Patagonia's most recognizable landmarks. The proper way to pass a cup of mate is with ...
Surrounded by countless lakes, Flin Flon is an ideal destination for paddlers looking to immerse themselves in northern Manitoba's outdoor spaces. (Photo: CoPilot Collective/Travel Manitoba) This ...
On a bright spring day in southern Newfoundland, a crowd has gathered at the Ta’n Etl-Mawita’mk Community Center on Miawpukek First Nation as the community prepares to send a group of their youth off ...
As fungi bloom into the mainstream, a research station hidden in the B.C. Rainforest aims to uncover some of the mysteries of mushrooms Branden Walle, director of biology at Kapoose Creek, B.C., ...
When scientists started documenting alarming declines in the Thechàl Dhâl herd of Dall sheep, it sparked a vital conversation between biologists and First Nations communities. What was causing the ...
“I think that’s a common thread for explorers — the desire to feel small and insignificant in something much larger. There’s this serene, peaceful other-worldliness to the North. You go up there once, ...
A sweeping exploration of southeast Alaska. Fredrick Sound, Endicott Arm, Warm Springs Bay, and Pack Creek to see humpback whales, a tidal glacier, and brown bears. Travel south into the Etolin ...
In 1764-65, surveyor Samuel Holland, on orders from the British Crown, created the first truly modern, accurate map of Prince Edward Island As Prince Edward Island prepares to celebrate the 250th year ...
Written on animal skin 350 years ago, the Royal Charter that created the Hudson’s Bay Company is both an incredible and problematic document The signing of the HBC Royal Charter by Britain's King ...
In mid-winter, few predators can match a Canada lynx on the hunt for a snowshoe hare through the boreal forest. They have a competitive edge: wide, padded paws akin to snowshoes that help keep the ...
Most international borders adhere to some sort of logic. They follow coastlines or rivers, watersheds or natural barriers. They make sense. Not so the 49th parallel. The border from the Lake of the ...
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