One of the great joys of walking around most Canadian cities is seeing the incredible variety of architectural styles found in the country. While some are local examples of international styles, others are uniquely our own. How did these styles come ...

The UNESCO World Heritage Site offers geological marvels and dramatic scenery, with a range of walks, hikes, and boat trips. Gros Morne is a wild place, so far removed from it all that it feels almost otherworldly. If you have the chance to see this ...

After years of lobbying by local First Nations, UNESCO has awarded Pimachiowin Aki, a mostly untouched region that is home to one of the largest herds of caribou, the rare designation. The vast region of boreal forest straddling the Manitoba and Onta...

One man sums it up: "I looked out to the window, and I felt like going back to bed again." Remember when the made-up month "Juneuary" felt like a cute joke and not an annual certainty? Neither do we. Environment Canada warned us t...

One man sums it up: "I looked out to the window, and I felt like going back to bed again." Remember when the made-up month "Juneuary" felt like a cute joke and not an annual certainty? Neither do we. Environment Canada warned us t...

Look closer, and you'll see that the elements of the artist's seemingly abstract paintings are tiny stitches in the style of traditional porcupine quillwork. "They think that they're these contemporary artworks...like that's how they exist and t...

In the past, getting a post-secondary education from the territories meant leaving home and travelling thousands of kilometres south, which made getting that education even more costly and difficult than it already can be. Current Arctic colleges of...

“Planting is for people who want to live in a different way, who thrive on pushing themselves in unusual ways. The day-to-day is miserable, but the whole is special,” Each year, twentysomethings from all over the world take on one of the most gr...