Photo Essays

Meet the people rallying to support displaced residents with food, housing and spiritual healing

Five hundred kilometres north of Yellowknife, a group of Dene wildlife officers, Elders and researchers...

In the rugged mountains of Tahltan territory in northwest B.C., the rough-and-tumble work of caribou...

Debate has swirled as Alberta opens up a large swath of the Rocky Mountains' eastern...

Between April and November, a grove of ancient trees was felled in the Caycuse watershed...

Ninety-seven per cent of energy produced in Manitoba comes from hydroelectricity. The vast majority of...

In 2014, with just 16 caribou remaining in the Klinse-Za herd, West Moberly First Nations...

Novel patterns are emerging in the Arctic, where people and wildlife are adapting to a...

With the vast majority of the globe's population under lockdown, it can feel as though...

At 1,375 kilometres, the Fraser River is the longest in British Columbia. Much of the...

Police made arrests Monday on the Morice River bridge, the sole entrance point to the...

Spanning the B.C.-Alaska border, the salmon-rich Taku River watershed represents the largest intact wilderness river...

Residents of remote Tuktoyaktuk — which may become the first community in Canada to relocate...

A proposed copper and gold mine has been rejected twice by the federal government for...

Only 30 per cent of the world’s primary forests are still intact. Deep in the...

The town of Cerro de San Pedro was named after an iconic hill that —...

In the small fishing community of Port Renfrew, B.C., people who have made their livelihoods...

Tuktoyaktuk is already known for being a place at the edge. But as that edge...