The Alvin submersible flies over the wreck of Terra Nova, a famous Antarctic exploration ship that now lies in the Labrador Sea. This deep-sea “selfie” was taken with a specialized camera on the ocean floor.
15 pages of amazing destinations, including a Cape Breton itinerary, a new twist on British high tea in Vancouver, lime time in Tobago, and journeying through B.C.’S heartland aboard the Rupert Rocket.
Inside the Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s expedition to survey the wrecks of Quest and Terra Nova
If we know they’re key to ecosystem health, why are we still killing predators? The brush is thicker than expected — and more aggressive. In addition to tangles of ankle-lassoing salal, I suffer the fool’s pain of grasping at thorny devil’s...
Canada’s next astronaut in space, Josh Kutryk; Rocky Mountain ice climbing in the age of climate change The changing climate has not gone unnoticed by Western Canada’s ice-climbing community. Glacier decline, coupled with the shortening...
