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Sacred waters: the north’s most precious resource

Great Slave Lake’s giant water spirit; fears over downstream contamination among topics explored by award-winning Dene author Katłı̨̀ą Lafferty in this excerpt from her latest book

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Kids

Close finish for 2026 Canadian Geographic Challenge

20 students from across the country attend finals in Ottawa where a new champion was crowned 

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Wildlife

La couleuvre verte lisse est-elle vraiment aussi rare qu’elle en a l’air, ou est-elle simplement très difficile à apercevoir?

Des chercheurs de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard font appel à des citoyens scientifiques pour en savoir plus

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Wildlife

Are smooth greensnakes really as rare as they seem to be — or just crazy hard to find?

Researchers in P.E.I. enlist the help of citizen scientists to get closer to a definitive answer

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Environment

Great expectations for the Great Lakes

More than five decades on, the landmark Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement still governs important cooperative work between Canada and the United States to restore the Great Lakes to sustainability

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Comment la baignade a fait son retour au centre-ville d’Ottawa

Autrefois jugées trop polluées pour s’y baigner, les zones de baignade de la Maison riveraine et du lac Dow, dans la capitale, offrent désormais aux baigneurs urbains de nouveaux endroits pour se rafraîchir.

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In Patagonia, volunteers are rebuilding more than just a trail 

This international volunteer program in Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park is rebuilding the famed Base Torres route to protect a fragile landscape from erosion and overuse 

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Travel

Fifty shades of blue: Chasing paradise in The Exumas

A Bahamian archipelago of 365 sun-drenched cays offers iconic wildlife and bucket-list beaches

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Travel

Serious racing, serious fun: Inside the St. Maarten Heineken Regatta

On the dual-nation island of Saint Martin/Sint Maarten, one of the Caribbean’s biggest sailing races blends high-stakes competition with culture, history and coastal adventure

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Travel

An explorer’s guide to Guadeloupe

Discover the French Caribbean archipelago through an interactive map highlighting the islands’ best adventures, from below the waves to above the clouds

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A bucket list glamping adventure in La Paz, Mexico

Robin Esrock swaps Cabo’s mega-resorts for marine life, desert ranches and off-grid coastal camps

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People & Culture

“These places are inhabited” — documentary explores the meaning of wild

Ethnographers Phillip and April Vannini discuss their film Inhabited, an exploration of the perspectives of people who live in Canada’s UNESCO Natural World Heritage sites

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Exploration

Iconic moments from the Artemis II mission to the moon and back

Canadian Geographic and RCGS staff and Fellows share their favourite moments, images and videos from the 10-day mission that changed how we view the moon — and ourselves

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Science & Tech

Artemis II astronauts have returned safely to Earth following historic mission around the moon

Canadian Geographic is following this history-making mission, which saw Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen become the first Canadian to fly around the moon

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Science & Tech

Hard core: How scientists drilled a record ice core in the Canadian High Arctic 

An ice core from the Canadian Arctic’s Axel Heiberg Island, the deepest drilled in the Americas, is a record of ancient sea ice past

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Environment

Waterkeeper: how water can be a blueprint for peace

For Bashar Alshawwa, water is not just a basic need — it is both the heart of global inequality and the key to peace. After decades of occupation, exile and war, he is working to turn a weaponized resource into a bridge between peoples.

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People & Culture

Tyonnhehkwen: The life sustainers

Weaving together Indigenous Knowledges and settler wisdom to work with the land that feeds us

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History

Polar Sea, on guard for thee — or not

Veteran journalist and governor-general spouse Whit Fraser recalls diplomatic row with U.S. over 1980s naval excursion into Canada’s High Arctic in excerpt from latest book

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Places

Autrefois centre de l’industrie lourde, le lac Big Glace Bay, en Nouvelle-Écosse, est aujourd’hui un refuge florissant pour la faune sauvage

La désignation du lac Big Glace Bay en tant que réserve nationale de faune en 2022 marque une étape décisive dans un effort mené depuis des décennies pour favoriser le rétablissement et la prospérité des pluviers siffleurs. Elle permet également de protéger un habitat essentiel pour la migration automnale de nombreuses espèces de sauvagine.

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It used to host heavy industry. Now, Big Glace Bay Lake, N.S. is flourishing as a home for wildlife

The 2022 designation of Big Glace Bay Lake as a national wildlife area is a key step in a decades-long effort to help piping plovers recover and thrive. It also protects crucial fall migration habitat for many species of waterfowl.

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People & Culture

How Indigenous culture shapes the Arctic Winter Games

Arctic sports and Dene games test pain resistance, agility and strength

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History

Traces in the valley: on the Japanese Canadian Legacy Trail

Rediscovering the Slocan Valley, B.C., on the new trail that honours the memories and legacies of interned Japanese Canadians

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Places

Comment le Lac-Last Mountain est devenu le premier sanctuaire d’oiseaux migrateurs du Canada

Le Lac-Last Mountain est un refuge pour des centaines de milliers d’oiseaux migrateurs chaque printemps 

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Places

Deep, dark secrets

Pioneering cave diver Jill Heinerth sheds light on Canada’s longest underwater cave system beneath the Kichi Sibi Watershed

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People & Culture

Changes in the land, changes in us

His grandparents passed away a long time ago, and their house and small dock are also long gone. Now an old man with his own children and grandchildren, he remembers what was lost when the St. Lawrence Seaway was built

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People & Culture

Before Paris, there was Toronto — where Ernest Hemingway learned to write

The renowned journalist-turned-novelist’s time in Toronto forged the discipline and voice that would eventually earn him the Nobel Prize in literature

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People & Culture

Featured Fellow: Annabel Slaight

The Canadian author, environmental advocate and co-founder of the OWL, Chickadee, and Chirp magazines shares how she got into the publishing industry and connecting children with science

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A Sustainable World

A Sustainable World is a project of Aga Khan Foundation Canada in partnership with Canadian Geographic, funded by the…

Canada Explained

Explore stories about Canada’s environment and wildlife and the areas set aside to protect them. Produced in partnership with Environment and Climate Change Canada.  / Découvrez des articles sur l’environnement et la faune du Canada, ainsi que sur les zones protégées. Une production réalisé en partenariat avec Environnement et Changement climatique Canada.