Great white shark tracked moving into Canada for summer migration season
A new fin is on the radar—Brookes—pinged off the Florida Panhandle on Sunday. The juvenile great white, measuring…
The Impressionist Revolution at the AGO revisits the movement’s radical roots
Open this photo in gallery: The Impressionist Revolution at the Art Gallery of Ontario argues the movement liberated…
Fifa World Cup: Morocco reach World Cup quarter-finals as co-hosts Canada knocked out
Substitute Soufiane Rahimi slipped in the third with the last kick of the match. It was tough on…
Why Canadian Snowbirds Are Rethinking Winters In America
Celebrating at a tropical Caribbean beach resort. getty For generations, the annual migration south has been a Canadian…
Without Climate Change, U.S. Heat Wave Called ‘Virtually Impossible’
Heat and humidity as severe, prolonged and far-reaching as this week’s would have been “virtually impossible” in the…
China’s passport climbs global rankings as economic influence grows, index finds
The strength of a Chinese passport has risen steadily in recent years based on people’s mobility, investments and…
Irish Tourist’s First Time Response to Bear Goes Viral
Checkout this comical clip of a man finding a bear unexpectedly in the wild.Watch this clip where Sean…
A Cold Atlantic Anomaly Returns as Super El Niño Shapes Winter 2026/2027 Early Forecast Signals » Severe Weather Europe
A cold ocean anomaly is returning to the far North Atlantic, in the same region where past large-scale…
Alberta’s Brexit moment? How a fringe separatist campaign might become Canada’s biggest unity test in decades
Natalia Iwaszko – Walsh 2 July 2026, 10:50 5 min. Photo. Unsplash For years, Alberta separatism occupied the…
Bryan Adams puts his elbows up in defiant new rocker
Open this photo in gallery: Bryan Adams performs at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Countdown Concert at the…
The 4% withdrawal rule for retirees is dead. Long live the 4.7% rule
Open this photo in gallery: AndreyPopov/iStockPhoto / Getty Images My husband and I started working in 2006, invested…
People laughed when Canada built bridges for wildlife, then 250,000 animals used them and road deaths dropped by over 80% |
Building bridges for bears, wolves and elk sounded like an expensive fantasy when Canadian officials first proposed the…