In New Brunswick, a hunter-turned-guide taught me more than just how to take moose photos

Raised in a fishing and hunting family, the Fredericton native straddles the duality of two worlds: observer and harvester.

Your guide to the Northern Lights, including how to take the best picture

Tuesday night's awe-inspiring Aurora Borealis display across B.C. was amazing; Wednesday night might just be even better ...

'Our culture is still alive': Birch bark canoe connects Wabanaki community to the land

On Nov. 5 about 30 people celebrated the continuation of traditional canoe making when they attended the launch of a ...

Innisfail plane enthusiasts restoring WW II plane in their garage

A group of aviation enthusiasts in central Alberta have been working to bring a piece of Second World War history back to ...

Service, courage, and reflection at Niverville remembrance ceremony

Niverville’s annual Remembrance Day service took on a slightly different feel this year due to its new location: the ...

‘NDN Giver’ exhibition showcases the art — and responsibility — of potlatching

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IDEAWORKS at Mohawk College Awarded NSERC Grant to Explore Artificial Intelligence in Museum Practices

HAMILTON, ON – Mohawk College has been awarded $359,998 from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) to expand ‘Remembering Their Faces’, a national research project ...
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Boy's clear view of the universe sparks pledge to protect night sky

Siddharth Patel wants nights to be dark. This 12-year-old from London, Ont., is a citizen scientist with Globe At Night, measuring light pollution in his own neighbourhood. He is also a DarkSky ...