The Island’s red cliffs retreat a little more each winter
Storms and shore ice are eating away at the red sandstone. Municipalities are looking for ways to protect roads and homes.
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Storms and shore ice are eating away at the red sandstone. Municipalities are looking for ways to protect roads and homes.
Remote work emptied entire floors. Developers are trying to turn them into apartments: a real engineering puzzle.
Every fall, the bears wait on the coast for Hudson Bay to freeze. Visitors, meanwhile, arrive from all over the world.
From Saskatchewan fields to the ports of Vancouver, the journey of a grain of wheat tells the story of a whole economy.
In the Bay of Fundy, the highest tides in the world sculpt these stone “flowerpots.”
In Vancouver’s harbour, fishers, scientists and First Nations are closely following the return of the little silver fish.
Long-form investigations into what connects, and what sets apart, the regions of the country.
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