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Princess Margriet Of The Netherlands

The Dutch Royal on her special connection to the Canadian Tulip Festival, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year

Best Of Canada

Canadian geographic presents the winners of our 34th annual photo competition

The Company

The untold story of the first centuries of Canada’s Hudson’s Bay Company, a now 350-year-old institution that once claimed a vast portion of the globe

SURVIVOR

PHYLLIS WEBSTAD TURNS HER RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL EXPERIENCE INTO A POWERFUL TOOL FOR RECONCILIATION THROUGH ORANGE SHIRT DAY

Starry nights and rappie pie

REDEFINING ‘FRONTIER LUXURY’ ON THE BANKS OF SOUTHWESTERN NOVA SCOTIA’S TUSKET RIVER

Geoff Molson

The owner and CEO of the Montreal Canadiens and scion of Molson Coors on what makes his hometown great

A place of their own

The new Illusuak Cultural Centre in Nain, Labrador, offers a space for Labrador Inuit to celebrate their history and culture

River of life

AN EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT FROM RENOWNED CANADIAN ANTHROPOLOGIST WADE DAVIS’S FORTHCOMING BOOK MAGDALENA: RIVER OF DREAMS, ABOUT THE ICONIC WATERWAY THAT HAS SHAPED THE GEOGRAPHY, CULTURE AND PEOPLE OF COLOMBIA

Promised Lands

UPROOTED REPEATEDLY BY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, THE OUJÉ-BOUGOUMOU CREE WANDERED BOREAL QUEBEC FOR 70 YEARS BEFORE FINDING A PERMANENT HOME. FOR SOME, THE JOURNEY CONTINUES.

Operation Caribbe

CANADA’S MISSION: CHOKE OFF THE FLOW OF COCAINE AND OTHER DRUGS ACROSS THE EASTERN PACIFIC

Je me souviens

A French-language legacy 150 years in the making by Heather Greenwood Davis

BROUGHTONS IN THE BALANCE

SALMON RUNS ARE FAILING AND GRIZZLIES SEEM TO BE ON THE MOVE IN THE ISLANDS BETWEEN MAINLAND B.C. AND NORTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND. WHAT’S GOING ON IN THE BROUGHTON ARCHIPELAGO?

Bay watch

A new marine observatory on Hudson Bay is set to yield fresh insights into Arctic water and ice

THE MÉTIS BISON HUNT

From 1810 to 1870, plains bison were a main source of survival and income for the Métis.

VALLEY OF THE GRIZZLIES

Profiling Canada’s only grizzly sanctuary

JANE GOODALL

The primatologist discusses her activism and how we can all help the planet

‘Never FAR FROM FORGETTING'

A GLIMPSE INTO THE LIVES OF YAZIDI WHO’VE FOUND REFUGE IN CANADA

Turning the tide

Paul Nicklen, the renowned wildlife photographer and SeaLegacy co-founder, shares stunning images from the poles in a time of climate change

Mario Rigby

The explorer shares insights from his cross-Africa trek and cross-Canada cycle, and on being accepted

LAW ON the sea

AS THE RCMP CELEBRATES ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY, RIDE ALONG WITH THE FORCE’S LITTLE-KNOWN WEST COAST MARINE SERVICES DIVISION

Diamonds in the rough

There’s more to the Northwest Territories’ Gahcho Kué diamond mine than precious gems

‘It's Kind Of What I Imagine Outer Space To Be Like'

MOST PEOPLE WHO carry an auger and an axe out onto the ice that covers Georgian Bay from January through March have one ambition: to catch a fish. But Geoff Coombs is not like most people.

Home Free

Exploring the historic links to the Underground Railroad and Canadian black history in Chatham-Kent, Ont.

Canada's First Cold War

How Canadians went from fighting Germans in Europe to battling Bolsheviks in Russia after the First World War

Flat Earth 101*

ON A MUGGY Thursday last August, I joined 250 researchers and other attendees at West Edmonton Mall’s Fantasyland Hotel to learn about new findings in a field of geography many have deemed dangerous, others groundbreaking.

The Curious, Extraordinary Life Of Anne Innis Dagg

Why the Canadian woman who was first in the world to study giraffes in the wild — and is still considered one of the planet’s foremost experts on the species — is only now getting her due

Map Quest

Exploring the amazing cartographic connections behind video games. I wisely started with a map, and made the story fit. —J.R.R. Tolkien

‘There's No Coming Back From This'

Ten years after the release of her seminal book Sea Sick, Alanna Mitchell again plumbs the depths of the latest research on the health of the world’s oceans — and comes up gasping

State Of The Marijuana Nation

A look at the intimate relationship between marijuana and the people who use it — the true nexus between Canadians and legalization one year later

Life At The Sinaaq

Welcome to the floe edge, where landfastice meets open Arctic Ocean and species thrive