Our beloved sea otters charmed millions by holding paws while floating on their backs at the Vancouver Aquarium.

With Milo’s death from lymphoma on Jan. 11, both have now moved on to bluer seas.

Canada’s west coast is undeniably bear country. White bears, black bears, grizzly bears – they’re all here in the Great Bear Rainforest, one of the largest coastal temperate rainforests in the world.

What do traditional First Nations in British Columbia have in common with Saxon princes of the Dresden court?

Not much, you’re thinking. But a fascinating cultural exchange happening right now proves you’re wrong. 

Frontiers North, who brought polar bear peeping tundra buggies to Churchill, is introducing a new big-beast safari in Nunavut.

Come winter at the junction of the Red and Assiniboine rivers—known as The Forks—the sound of laughter, stones on stones and blades on ice carries up in the cold air as teams in thick, colourful sweaters square off in a curling bonspiel and others begin their gliding journey down the

There are precious few music festivals north of the Arctic Circle so the new kid on the block, the second annual Rockin’ Walrus Arts Festival in Igloolik (population: 1,700) in Nunavut, is a welcome event.

British Columbia’s Haida Heritage Centre has been named the Best Overseas Tourism attraction for 2010 by the British Guild of Travel Writers.

It’s a special event collectors wait all year for.

He’s at it again.