An unusual visitor has been hanging out in the St. Lawrence River for the past three years: A narwhal, more than 1,000 kilometres south of its usual range. And it appears that the lone narwhal has been adopted by a band of belugas.
Food, views and an adventure for every season Quebec City is the birthplace of French America, a city that has much to tell about its past and yet that has, in the recent years, dusted itself off to present a much younger side. New restaurants are po...
Autonomous public transit is here! Across Canada, cities are looking into the usability and efficiency of autonomous public transit. The City of Candiac will be the guinea pig for Canada's first autonomous shuttle using public roads. In Alberta, a pi...
Nunami, a new Inuit designed board game, was inspired by the Arctic environment and Inuit culture. With a passion for board games, Thomassie Mangiok wanted a game that resonated with northerners, so using a computer, 2D and 3D printers, some tape, a ...
Rue Canusa (or Canusa Avenue) is a street that's split in two by a border: the northern part is in Stanstead, Canada, and the southern part is in Derby Line, USA.
A 19-year-old Quebec hockey player didn't expect to meet Stanley Cup champion Sidney Crosby when he stepped onto the fresh outdoor ice during a frigid morning last month.
Salt has been used on Canadian roads for a long time. The long term effects of salt use are becoming apparent as it takes its toll on cars, roads, and rivers that roads might drain into. Some cities are beginning to experiment with more eco-friendly ...
What's more late 90s than these drawn isometric maps? If your town doesn't have something like this still hanging up in that one building, is it really a Canadian town?
The Saint-Laurent IGA says it’s the first grocery store in Canada to sell produce grown on its own roof.
