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Cottage Life
27.04.2024
Ontario cottage country is home to many great paddling routes. Our paddling expert shares 7 of his favourite gems
20.04.2024
An update to the WhaleReport Alert System—new underwater microphones—will help save B.C. whales from getting struck by ships
16.04.2024
Turns out, baby animals learn in a very similar way to humans (who are also animals, of course). Here are five ways
12.04.2024
It seems like a strange truth, but trains cause wildfires. Sometimes it's due to malfunctions, and sometimes, the weather plays a role
11.04.2024
The man appears to have been riding alone at the time of the incident.
10.04.2024
Volcanoes and asteroids and space junk, oh my! These disaster-movie events do happen in Canada. Just not very often
The shores of Esquimalt Lagoon in Colwood, B.C., are home to a plethora of wildlife. Some are real, others are more abstract.
09.04.2024
The annual Global Big Day of Birding event includes citizen scientists all around the world recording bird sightings during a 24-hour window.
04.04.2024
The cicadas are coming! Billions of cicadas are set to emerge this spring. What kind of havoc will they wreak?
22.03.2024
Maple syrup farmers are tapping their trees earlier than ever this season. The sooner-than-expected start date follows a remarkably mild winter and a
20.03.2024
Sky-watchers unite! Here's everything you need to know about seeing the 2024 solar eclipse, including where to go and how to prepare.
Sure, some bird behaviours make complete sense to a casual observer—no need to have a background in ornithology. But others? Not so much
This is how meteorologists actually calculate how likely certain areas are to experience snow or rain, and what these percentages mean.
15.03.2024
Any avid gardener or plant enthusiast knows of invasive plant species in Ontario such as dog-strangling vine, Japanese knotweed, and phragmites. These are
13.03.2024
Although some ice hut removal deadlines are later in March, the Ministry of Natural Resources is encouraging anglers to do it earlier.
Canadian Wildlife Service is considering a proposal to reinstate a sandhill crane hunting season to help with crop damage and a booming population.
09.03.2024
A new marine conservation area, protecting habitat for polar bears and beluga whales, could be on the way for Ontario
07.03.2024
Our mild winter brings another unexpected turn—bears are coming out of hiberation early. Here's what you need to know.
02.03.2024
MoonBikes are quieter, environmentally friendly alternatives to gas-powered snowmobiles. Find out where to ride them in Canada.
28.02.2024
Why the mischievous seals made it onto roadways in the first place is concerning: a changing climate and a lack of ice.
24.02.2024
Find out how Ontario fish species such as lake trout and walleye are adapting to climate warming across the province's lakes and rivers.
23.02.2024
In 2023, the Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre's volunteer-run program helped save thousands of turtles. Here's how it works.
22.02.2024
What's the connection between mild winter weather and cloudy skies? And why is it often sunny when it's bitterly cold?
19.02.2024
The ice coverage on all five Great Lakes is at a record low, say scientists. What does that mean for the future?
15.02.2024
Rumours swirl that you can now see the Northern Lights in many parts of Canada and even as far south as the U.S. Is it true?
From tobogganing to skating, to snowmen-making contests and icy polar dips, Family Day is all about spending time in the great wintery outdoors with
08.02.2024
Cigarette butts are the most common piece of litter found during beach cleanups. What you may not know is that they are made out of plastic.
07.02.2024
It’s the first time the tournament has been cancelled in its 22-year history. Learn more about the decision and how other winter sports are being impacted.
03.02.2024
Experts are on high alert due to the discovery of a self-reproducing marbled crayfish species in Burlington, Ont. Here's why.
02.02.2024
Bird names—up to 80 of them—are about to change thanks to efforts by the American Ornithological Society to remove barriers to birding
Ever wonder what causes the ice bubbles in Alberta's Abraham Lake? We break down the science behind Mother Nature's magic show.
31.01.2024
Is black ice really the strongest? Is it safe to travel on ice at night? We answer all of these ice safety questions and more.
23.01.2024
If you've mastered classic cross-country skiing, why not make this winter the year that you tackle skate skiing technique?
20.01.2024
December 2024 was weirdly warm. Okay, so, how will that affect the coming spring flooding season? The experts weigh in
The most underestimated pleasure of winter is the cold. Here's how to make the most of freezing temperatures once and for all.
19.01.2024
Ontario's list of invasive species keeps growing. Here are 10 new species that the province needs to watch out for
18.01.2024
The small, fuzzy rocks covered in new kelp housed in a nearby shipping container will be crucial to the area's fight against climate change.
17.01.2024
Camping reservations for Parks Canada start in January. Read our refresher on how to book using their new reservation system.
Want to try something new this winter? Try skijoring, a sport that combines high-adrenaline activity and plenty of exercise for your dog.
11.01.2024
The new technology allows scientists to evaluate the impact of beavers on wildfire prevention on a much larger scale.