Features
GUARDIANS OF THE GRASSLANDS
How conservationists and ranchers in Saskatchewan are working to slow the loss of an endangered ecosystem
Online Exclusive: See more images of Grasslands National Park
HERO. HERETIC. NATION BUILDER.
A reflection on the real Louis Riel, Métis leader and Manitoba founder, on the 150th anniversary of the Red River Resistance and the 175th of his birth
Online Exclusive: Explore places of significance to Riel and the Métis in Winnipeg
MAP QUEST
Exploring the amazing cartographic connections behind video games
Online Exclusive: Watch Ben Hall, the world director of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, explain how the game’s map and world were created
WELCOME TO CLIMBING CAMP
Camaraderie, conversation and conservation are key at the Alpine Club of Canada’s annual General Mountaineering Camp
Online Exclusive: See more photos from the Alpine Club of Canada's 112th annual General Mountaineering Camp
IT’S OFFICIAL!
The Royal Canadian Geographical Society celebrates its new headquarters with an official VIP opening
Departments
Big picture
Celebrating Canada’s grandeur
Exposure
Showcasing Can Geo’s photo club
In a snap
Sharing Can Geo via Instagram
Polar blog
Tracking southern wildfire toxins to the High Arctic
On the map
The St. Lawrence Seaway turns 60
Online Exclusive: See an interactive version of this map
DISCOVERY
Interview
Andrea McCrady, Canada’s dominion carillonneur, on ringing the Peace Tower carillon and becoming a citizen
Online Exclusive: Watch McCrady demonstrate how to play the carillon
Wildlife
Neon-pink squirrels, carnivorous hares, belugas who share their names and more
History
Two tales of tracking Canada’s Jews
Place
Bringing back Ministers Island, N.B.
Infographic
Montreal’s new Champlain Bridge is a cable-stayed marvel
YOUR SPACE
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What’s This
Recognize this mystery object?
YOUR SOCIETY
News from The Royal Canadian Geographical Society
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September/October 2019 profiles giraffe biologist Ann Dagg and digs into the oldest evidence of humans in North America
Our Country: Dan Aykroyd
Actor and comedian Dan Aykroyd on his island hideaway near Kingston, Ont.
