Canadian Geographic visits the Urban Barns facility to see how it all works

We know weather influences the taste and quality of Canada's national condiment, but some producers say geography plays a role as well 

From sea kayaking to via ferrata, this area was made for adventure seekers

The formula for a memorable three days in les Cantons de l’Est? Ski, spa, sip, repeat

With plenty of room for you and all your gear, weekend getaways are easier in the 2018 GMC Terrain

A look at the cartographic gem commissioned 250 years ago by Quebec’s military governor

The residents of eastern James Bay, or Eeyou Istchee (‘the people’s land’), are opening their territory to visitors. Here’s a glimpse at a few communities in the region.

Three finalists in this year’s Canadian Geographic Challenge enjoyed the trip of a lifetime as part of their prize, and we were there to capture the fun

Quebec’s Îles-de-la-Madeleine are just a couple of hours from Montreal by air, yet feel a world away

It’s a dog’s life at Domaine Summum, a boutique hotel in western Quebec that caters to canines

An early look at Parc national d’Opémican, the latest park to join Quebec’s extensive network of protected places

The adventurer behind the Man and Dog expedition puts a life jacket through its paces in the Labrador and northern Quebec wilderness

Experience the authentic winter heart of Quebec, where snow sets the pace

For those about to rock, here’s everything you need to know about the Festival d’été de Québec, Canada’s largest outdoor music festival

Cozy up to the new hot tubs, cold pools, saunas and steam rooms at this Nordic-style spa minutes from Quebec’s most famous ski resort 

On an excursion in Quebec with Ford, our writer discovers winter driving can be a pleasure — in the right vehicle

Beat the blues this winter with a fun, off-beat vacation in Quebec’s Charlevoix region

The federal government has committed $1.26 million over five years for First Nations-led projects to preserve the endangered herd 

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.

Streams surrounded by intact forest are better at providing clean water, carbon storage and wildlife habitat

Justin Barbour and his dog, Saku, will travel 1,700 kilometres from the North West River in Labrador across remote northern Quebec to the shores of Hudson Bay

20 years on, a look back at the Ice Storm of January 1998, one of the worst natural disasters in Canadian history