Alanna Mitchell

Aslan Renewables’ riverside turbines-in-a-box are designed to feed hydro to local grids in real time

Des rivières atmosphériques et les pluies intenses qu’elles apportent sur la côte ouest

A closer look at the mechanics of the intense rains they bring to the West Coast

Technical glitches, seasickness and wonders never before seen: a journalist’s diary of a scientific expedition on the Southern Newfoundland Slope reveals the challenges and payoffs of trying to understand the ocean

Last Mountain Lake is a refuge for hundreds of thousands of migrating birds each spring

Le Lac-Last Mountain est un refuge pour des centaines de milliers d’oiseaux migrateurs chaque printemps

Deepsea canyons along the Southern Newfoundland Slope shelter ancient cold-water corals and rich marine biodiversity. Scientists are racing to uncover and protect this fragile ecosystem before it’s lost.

Canadian Geographic is on the scene at Kennedy Space Center for the final countdown to this history-making mission, which will see Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen become the first Canadian to fly around the moon

Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen will soon be blasting off on NASA’s Artemis II mission. How did he get from an imaginary treehouse spaceship in rural Ontario to the real thing?

Tracey Erin Smith believes in the healing power of storytelling

Acclaimed U.K. writer crafts a poetic call to reimagine our bond with nature

The United Church's Sandra Beardsall, who leads the global celebrations, says yes

Alberta-based computer scientist Mark Simpson can design anything he puts his mind to. So why has he chosen to chase tornadoes?

This year, all Christians will be celebrating the holiday on the same day, and Pope Francis wants to make this permanent

A murre colony on Nunavut’s Coats Island has a lot to say about the future of animals and plants in the North—and elsewhere.

As Alanna Mitchell traces the saint's Scottish path, she finds it's more than a journey—it's an act of faith in the power of storytelling.

Spirituality, justice and ethical living

Ganaele Langlois, Chair of York University’s Department of Communication & Media Studies, didn’t intend to become fascinated with the ancient art form of handmade textiles. Or with examining the myriad and unique ways that textiles provide insight

Places A spotlight on the conservation work being done to support, preserve and save at-risk and endangered species Zoos have changed a lot since the Toronto Zoo opened its doors 50 years ago, says its chief executive Dolf DeJong. But what’s changed…

Environment Tiny hotspots of biodiversity, prairie potholes can ease the effects of climate heating — if we stop draining them By long tradition, the farmer has been the sworn enemy of the prairie pothole. Not only do the so-called “bathtubs” of the…