Hopewell Rocks: walking on the ocean floor at low tide
In the Bay of Fundy, the highest tides in the world sculpt these stone “flowerpots.”
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Regions
Life in the cities, villages and territories.
Lunenburg, the heritage town that still lives off the sea
Shipyards, fishing and tourism: in this UNESCO World Heritage port, everything still faces the Atlantic.
The Rideau Canal in fall, before the skaters
Between the locks and the maples, Ottawa enjoys the last weeks of the boating season.
Montreal and its staircases, before the first snow
The Plateau’s outdoor staircases, symbol of a city that lives outside, even in winter.
Fall colours, from the Outaouais to Madawaska
Red maples and country roads: the colour season draws visitors from both sides of the provincial border.
On Great Slave Lake, waiting for the ice to set
For many communities, ice roads are a vital link to the rest of the country.
On the Atlantic coast, lighthouses are changing hands
Municipalities, organizations and families are taking over the upkeep of these sentinels that watch over fishing villages.
Saskatoon, the “City of Bridges,” at sunset
Several bridges span the South Saskatchewan River, at the heart of a fast-growing city.