
Travel
Inside the Broadview Hotel, east Toronto’s hip, historic hot spot
A 19th-century landmark gets a luxurious, thoroughly modern facelift
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Mapping
We know of Canada’s beauty from the ground; the open lakes, towering trees and jutting rocks that define the wild North.
What about from above?
We get glimpses from airplanes, of common air traffic routes over farms and cities. But since 2005, when Google Earth’s satellite technology went public, it is now possible to view this tremendous country in a new way and from a whole new scale. At times reminiscent of a Jackson Pollock painting, scanning through images of Canada from 10 kilometres above ground reveals a land that spans an intensely complex system of rock, soil, vegetation, lakes and human development.
Travel
A 19th-century landmark gets a luxurious, thoroughly modern facelift
Mapping
Indigenous rights activist and 60s Scoop survivor Colleen Cardinal discusses her project to map the Indigenous adoptee diaspora
Mapping
Travel
Canadian Geographic's creative director tests Nikon's latest full-frame model on a heli-hiking experience with Canadian Mountain Holidays