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May/June 2026

People & Culture

S’ólh Téméxw – what our land is called

What British Columbia could have been

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Science & Tech

Science & Tech

FIFA World Cup: the science behind the turf

From an Abbotsford, BC farm to the Canadian Men’s National Team’s greatest World Cup win: how it took hundreds of thousands of dollars, dozens of workers and one whole year to grow the perfect FIFA soccer field

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Science & Tech

Traverser les tempêtes de l’Arctique au bénéfice de la science

Zen Mariani présente le programme pionnier de « Polar Night Experiment » (PONEX), ainsi que d’autres enjeux atmosphériques dans le Grand Nord

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Science & Tech

Flying through Arctic storms in the name of science

Zen Mariani explains the ground-breaking Polar Night Experiment, plus more atmospheric stakes in the Far North

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Science & Tech

Dans les coulisses du Défi carboneutre

Des entrepreneurs de tout le Canada adoptent des valeurs écologiques en adhérant à un programme fédéral qui les aide à se fixer des objectifs de réduction des émissions allant bien au-delà de la simple démarche marketing

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Science & Tech

Getting under the hood of the Net-Zero Challenge

Entrepreneurs from across Canada go green, joining a federal program that helps them to set emission-reduction goals that go well beyond marketing

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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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Places

How swimming returned to downtown Ottawa

Once considered too polluted for bathers, the capital’s River House and Dow’s Lake swimming areas give city swimmers new places to beat the heat

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Places

Steeltown stewardship: How Hamilton, Ont. plans to protect its waterfalls

Hamilton has one of the world’s highest concentrations of waterfalls per capita. A new strategy aims to combat overtourism at some of its most popular sites.

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Places

The largest (charred) burl in the world, and other roadside charms of northern Vancouver Island

A road trip “up island” reveals outsized curiosities with backstories to match

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Places

C’était un ranch familial depuis des générations. Aujourd’hui, il est protégé en tant que prairie indigène.

Une Albertaine profondément enraciné dans les Prairies a fait don de 507 hectares de prairie indigène le long de la rivière Oldman pour être conservés dans le cadre du Programme des dons écologiques du gouvernement fédéral, qui offre d’importants avantages fiscaux aux propriétaires fonciers disposés à donner des terres écologiquement sensibles

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Kootenay Connect et la science de la réussite

Cet ambitieux organisme à but non lucratif de Colombie-Britannique collabore avec d’autres organismes partageant les mêmes idées afin de créer un réseau régional de 12 corridors protégés dans la région de Kootenay. 

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People & Culture

The watchers: On patrol with the Canadian Rangers

With more eyes on the Arctic, the Canadian Rangers embark on their longest patrol in recent history — a path forward for Canada’s defence and its deepening relationship with the North

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This is what it’s really like to do science at sea

Technical glitches, seasickness and wonders never before seen: a journalist’s diary of a scientific expedition on the Southern Newfoundland Slope reveals the challenges and payoffs of trying to understand the ocean

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Mapping

On the map: Examining historic Inuit migration routes between Canada and Greenland

Though Inuit in both countries experienced colonization in different ways, connections across the Arctic remain deeply rooted in shared language, history and identity

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Kids

Inciter les enfants à se déconnecter et à aller dehors est un défi. Les guides Curieux de nature peuvent y contribuer.

Éveiller la curiosité des enfants pour la nature est bénéfique à leur bien-être et essentiel à la préservation des espaces naturels. Les guides Curieux de nature, une nouvelle ressource pour les enseignants et les parents, peuvent y aider.

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Places

At just 21 hectares, Nova Scotia’s Country Island plays an outsized role in bird conservation

This small rocky island was designated a national wildlife area in 2025 in recognition of its importance for a wide range of birds, including the graceful roseate tern, which is endangered in Canada

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Travel

Switchbacks and scabbardfish: Seven must-dos on the island of Madeira

On Portugal’s mountainous Atlantic island, levada hikes, ocean swims and world-famous wine reveal why Madeira is “the whole package”

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Environment

Scientists discovered the same fungus 40 years and an ocean apart. A mycologist explains how

For mycologist Greg Thorn, the two chance discoveries reveal how little we know about fungi

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People & Culture

After the fire: How Fort McMurray changed Canada’s relationship with wildfire

Five western journalists who cover or have been personally affected by wildfires discuss how the 2016 Fort McMurray fire continues to shape the stories we tell about fire today

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Environment

It was a family ranch for generations. Now, it’s protected as native prairie grassland

An Albertan with deep roots in the Prairies donated 507 hectares of native prairie grassland along the Oldman River to be conserved under the federal government’s Ecological Gifts Program, which offers significant tax benefits for landowners willing to donate ecologically sensitive land

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Troubling signs of climate change are showing up on Nova Scotia’s remote Sable Island

Despite its isolation, tiny Sable Island is a microcosm of the broader environmental forces reshaping our world

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Places

Avec seulement 21 hectares, l’île Country de la Nouvelle-Écosse joue un rôle important dans la conservation des oiseaux

Cette petite île rocheuse a été classée Réserve nationale de faune en 2025, en reconnaissance de son importance pour de nombreuses espèces d’oiseaux, notamment la gracieuse sterne de Dougall, qui est en voie de disparition au Canada

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A visit to Quebec’s Baie de L’Isle-Verte National Wildlife Area, where life moves with the tides

A team of volunteers and scientists has carefully nurtured this landscape, making it a sanctuary for wildlife on the St. Lawrence

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Travel

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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Environment

Des grandes attentes pour les Grands Lacs

Plus de cinquante ans après sa signature, l’Accord relatif à la qualité de l’eau dans les Grands Lacs, traité historique, continue de régir l’importante collaboration entre le Canada et les États-Unis visant à rétablir la santé des Grands Lacs

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Kids

Getting kids to unplug and go outside is a challenge. Curious by Nature guides can help

Getting kids inspired by the natural world is good for their well-being — and critical to the fate of wild places. Curious by Nature guides, a new resource for educators and parents, can help make that happen.

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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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People & Culture

Winter breakup: The race to predict the Yukon River thaw

Since 1896, Dawson City residents have been placing bets on when the Yukon River will break in the spring — a tradition that marks the start of life returning to the Klondike

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People & Culture

A riveting journey to the frontlines of Canada’s most devastating wild fires

In this captivating excerpt from Wild Fire: Dispatches from a Country Ablaze, award-winning journalist Jesse Winter invites readers into a detailed scene from a Canadian wildfire, while introducing some of the valiant individuals facing the devastating inferno 

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People & Culture

Human rights champion Louise Arbour is Canada’s next governor general  

The former Supreme Court justice has had an incredible career, from prosecuting war criminals to defending human rights on a national and international level

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Exploration

DNA match identifies four more crew members from ill-fated Franklin expedition

Find settles long-running debate over the identity of one of the lost explorers, a petty officer thought to have been demoted

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Saskatchewan Whooping Cranes with Canadian Geographic

October 3 - 9, 2026 …

A Sustainable World

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