Canadian Geographic

Canadian Geographic

Canadian Geographic magazine proudly showcases the beauty and diversity of Canada. Our mission is to share engaging stories about Canadian individuals, locations, challenges, and achievements—both historical and contemporary—that resonate with our readers. Published by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society, Canadian Geographic goes beyond typical geography content. Each issue invites readers on a journey of discovery, highlighting current topics in science, environment, travel, and cultural narratives from every corner of the country. Our articles are brought to life with breathtaking photography and sophisticated design, ensuring that Canadian Geographic stands out with unmatched production quality in the Canadian magazine landscape.

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English, French
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#329847

Canada

#20510

Science and Education/Environmental Science

#17

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Articles

  • 4 days ago | canadiangeographic.ca | Francine Pelletier

    On guard with thee: A rapprochement between French Quebec and English Canada How Donald Trump sparked a new Canadian nationalism Expand Image There has been at least one bright spot amid Donald Trump’s mean-spirited manoeuvres: the rise of an unabashed Canadian nationalism, no longer shy of raising its flag or even its fist. “Elbows up, Canada!” is now standard fare at every anti-Trump demonstration north of the 49th parallel.

  • 1 week ago | canadiangeographic.ca | Niigaan Sinclair

    Manifest opportunity: Indigenous resistance in the age of Trump   How Canadians could learn a thing or two about resistance from Indigenous Peoples Expand Image During his inauguration speech on January 20, 2025, Donald Trump used a phrase that chilled the soul.

  • 2 weeks ago | canadiangeographic.ca | Victoria Brzezinski

    The ocean’s depths have always held secrets — from the wreck of the Titanic to the stories that continue to unfold around it. In the summer of 2023, those depths took five lives when the Titan submersible famously imploded, making headlines around the world. OceanGate, the American company behind the Titan, had been offering submersible tours to the famous wreck since 2021. But on June 18, 2023, the company’s deep-sea expedition ended in disaster.

  • 2 weeks ago | canadiangeographic.ca | Samantha Pope

    Our Country: Tantoo Cardinal on belonging to the land  The Cree and Métis actress on coming to terms with the transformation 0f her hometown Jun 09, 2025 295 words 2 minutes (Illustration by Natasha Donovan) Expand Image I was born in Fort McMurray, Alta. and grew up in the nearby community of Anzac. Whenever you saw anybody on the road, you always said hello. We shared moose meat, grew gardens and fished.

  • 3 weeks ago | canadiangeographic.ca | Susan Nerberg

    “All of our stories are tied to this river. Once, there was a big celebration that lasted for days. A group of girls who were becoming young women were too powerful to take part in the ceremony. But they were curious and wanted to see what was happening. When they got close, the Water People came out to tell the young women not to eat the pink-bellied sturgeon, because the pink-bellied sturgeon are the people who have drowned in the river. They’re our ancestors.