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4 hours ago · On the same day that Stephen Harper joined four other living former Prime Ministers in urging Canadians to rally around our national flag in the face of threats and insults from U.S. President Donald Trump, he also took to the stage at the Royal Canadian Geographical Society to launch his new book, Flags of Canada. Since Trump re-assumed the office of …

4 days ago · Aurora pillars from Patricia Lake, Jasper, Alta. Smoke from wildfires is increasingly obscuring such views. (Photo: Devin Shaw) In 2023, wildfire smoke choked the skies of Jasper National Park. During the day, we rarely saw the sun. All we could see, taste and smell was ash. This was a place in ...

Jan 29, 2025 · The Milky Way rises above the abandoned Utopia School, an old one-room schoolhouse that opened in 1904. This photo is part of the portfolio of Shane Turgeon, the grand prize winner of our annual photo competition. (Photo: Shane Turgeon) Lightning strikes a canola field from a bruised sky. An octopus ...

Feb 3, 2025 · A view of the restoration work happening at the Port Lands in summer 2024, with the decommissioned Hearn generating station in the background. (Courtesy: Waterfront Toronto) Shannon Baker stops mid-sentence and points. “There’s a red-tailed hawk,” she says. We watch the raptor cross low over ...

Jan 28, 2025 · In a yellowing field in Maple Ridge, Vancouver, a Western University-led team sets off tiny “earthquakes.” PhD student Benjamin Osei Fordjour lifts a sledge-hammer and strikes the ground, sending seismic wavelengths skipping through the ground and down a tape measure lined with geophones.

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Dec 23, 2024 · Few places on Earth are as inhospitable as the summit of Mt. Logan, the highest mountain in Canada and the second-highest in North America. Standing at 5,959 metres tall, this remote landscape is notorious for its challenging terrain, harsh conditions and tent-burying storms, with wind speeds of up to 160 kilometres per hour.

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