The Society hosted a panel discussion on Indigenous languages to mark the UN International Year of Indigenous Languages

Lightfoot accepted the award Friday night at a benefit concert in Toronto 

Natalia Martinez was airlifted to safety at 10:30 p.m. Thursday

Trudeau congratulated Shoalts on his recent appointment

"Arctic on the Edge" expedition will see the RCGS' Explorer-in-Residence document the life cycle of Arctic ice and gather Inuit testimony on climate change

Fly away home, Father Goose

The Embassy of Norway has gifted Canada with the first English translation of Roald Amundsen’s Northwest Passage diaries, reaffirming a shared polar past and future 

The University of Toronto professor and expert on Ethiopian history is documenting the centuries-old craft of rock-hewn churches 

A new project by the Roberta Bondar Foundation aims to raise awareness of dangers to migratory birds

The legendary primatologist expressed her gratitude and happiness the chimpanzee way

Quebec’s Béatrice Martin — better known by her stage name, Cœur de pirate — was recognized for her contributions to the Society and Canada’s cultural landscape

Expanded Explorer-in-Residence program to include storm chaser George Kourounis and solo explorer Adam Shoalts

The University of Toronto president is a world leader in urban theory and the geography of innovation, creativity and culture in city centres

From documenting rock-hewn churches in Ethiopia to sonar-scanning B.C. waters for steam-era shipwrecks, see what just a few of the RCGS’s more than 1,000 Fellows are working on in 2018

Exploration, education, new Fellows and the launch of RCGS Resolute: here are some of the highlights from the 2017 RCGS Fellows Dinner and AGM

Celebrating new partnerships, milestone anniversaries and a bird for Canadians on geography's biggest night

Network of connected trails that spans Canada from coast to coast to coast will receive cash over a four-year period

Broadcasting legend honoured at Canada House in London, U.K. for lifelong contributions to advancing public awareness of geography

Map shows the distribution of people of Ukrainian descent across Canada, highlighting the deep connection between the two countries

Distinguished cosmologist and astrophysicist Lord Martin Rees, British Astronomer Royal since 1995, joins the Society in honorary position

The Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s 2019 College of Fellows Annual Dinner was also a celebration of the organization’s achievements over the past nine decades — and of the best in geography and exploration

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

Bell is the special guest at the upcoming Vancouver GeoGala, an ocean conservation-themed fundraiser for The Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Two iconic brands known for exceptional photography join forces to inspire the next generation of photographers

Royal Family member welcomed into the society at a special presentation in London  

Inaugural award honours the legacy of the late Inuit historian 

The first North American to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean discusses her new passion for ice canoeing and why protecting Canada's waterways is important

An ambitious legacy project called the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy unites forest conservation projects in the Commonwealth countries 

Although our expedition came to an early end this year, it was still a successful journey of exploratory learning in one of the most extreme environments in Canada

Lonnie Dupre and Pascale Marceau return from Mount Steele after "gear snafu"

Lightfoot a reçu sa médaille vendredi soir lors d’un concert-bénéfice donné à Toronto

The host of Angry Planet and Fellow of The Royal Canadian Geographical Society reveals the natural beauty of one of the least-visited countries in the world

Hobnails and Hemp Rope documents the Bugaboo Spire Centennial Climb, a 2016 RCGS flag expedition paying homage to Austrian-Canadian mountaineer Conrad Kain

Why do human beings intentionally put themselves in danger's path? Our brains, it turns out, reward risk

In 1992, a team backed by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society became the first to accurately measure the height of Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak

Medal honours the former President's role in expanding the U.S. national parks system and work with Habitat for Humanity

Partnership will seek new opportunities to make Canada better known to Canadians