Canada
Newly Discovered Cave Could Be Among Canada's Largest
The "Sarlacc Pit," as its been informally dubbed, was discovered last spring during a caribou survey in British Columbia's Wells Gray Provincial Park
Seven Must-See New Museum Exhibits to Marvel at This Winter
From fancy lights to Wes Anderson aesthetics, these new exhibits explore artists, history and fun
Gold Miners Unearth 50,000-Year-Old Caribou Calf, Wolf Pup From Canadian Permafrost
Both animals' fur, skin and muscle are almost perfectly preserved
Group of Belugas May Have Adopted Young Narwhal
The narwhal was seen frolicking with its beluga buddies some 600 miles south of its normal range
Newfoundland's Volunteer Puffin Patrol Helps Save Hundreds of Baby Seabirds Confused by Light Pollution
Baby birds leaving the nest for the first time sometimes confuse urban lights for the moon and stars as they try and head out to sea from Witless Bay
Citizen Scientists Show Black Widows Creeping North In Canada
Study shows online observations can help researchers refine the range maps of many species overlooked by field biologists
This Spectacular Canadian Wildlife Reserve Is So Remote, You Can Only Get There Five Weeks a Year
Among serious adventure seekers, word is spreading about Torngat Mountains National Park—an Inuit-run reserve in Labrador, Northeastern Canada
Unprecedented Billboard Campaign Puts Spotlight on Indigenous Artists in Canada
“Resilience” features artwork by 50 indigenous women supersized on billboards throughout Canada—from British Columbia's coast to Newfoundland's eastern tip
A Nesting Bird Nearly Derailed a Canadian Music Festival
The brooding killdeer laid its eggs on a patch of cobblestone where the main stage of Ottawa’s Bluesfest was supposed to be set up
North America’s Most Spectacular Waterfalls
Six must-see waterfalls you can visit in the United States, Canada and Mexico
New Exhibition Serves Up 150 Years of Canadian Culinary History
'Mixed Messages: Making and Shaping Culinary Culture in Canada' features cookbooks, photos and artifacts from the 1820s to the 1960s
Meet Freddy, the Runaway Bison Who Inspired a Choral Arrangement
The piece references Manitoban history, a small town’s celebrity animal and includes distorted bison noises
Unraveling the Genetic History of a First Nations People
By looking at the DNA of Tsimshian people before and after European contact, researchers paint a more nuanced history
Super Salty Lakes Found Deep Below Canadian Ice Cap
The discovery could provide insights about life in extreme environments, and help in the search for extraterrestrial life
Thirty-Seven Warblers in a Hundred Days
A Smithsonian ornithologist follows the songbird migration north from the Gulf of Mexico. A new book tells his story
Wanted: $17,500 Rock Lifted From Yoko Ono Installation
The rock was part of the ongoing interactive piece 'Yoko Ono: The Riverbed'
Keystone Pipeline Leak Was Twice as Big as Previously Thought
A representative of TransCanada Corp., which owns the pipeline, says the leak spilled 9,700 barrels of oil into South Dakota farmland
More than 150 Years Later, Canada Exonerates Six Indigenous Chiefs Hanged in 1864
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau affirmed that the chiefs had acted in ‘war, not murder’ when they attacked white settlers who had encroached on their land
Oldest Known Human Footprints in North America Discovered on Canada’s Pacific Coast
In a new paper, archaeologists describe 29 footprints that date to the end of the last ice age
Larry Kwong, Gifted Athlete Who Broke NHL's Color Barrier, Dies at 94
Kwong, the first athlete of Asian heritage to play in an NHL game, battled racism and discrimination as he made a name for himself on the ice
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