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From close encounters with friendly gray whales off Baja, Mexico, to photographing ravenous sharks feasting on sardin...

From swimming with migrating Mobula rays in Mexico to hiking on a new trail in the "happiest country in the world," these trips will make up for lost time.

As B.C. looks to reset how it manages forests in the province, the victory against trophy hunters offers lessons for an alternative path: how to phase out an extractive industry and replace it with something that lasts. 

The Raincoast Conservation Foundation is hoping to protect even more animals in the B.C. Great Bear Rainforest by purchasing its sixth trophy hunting tenure in the area.

The Raincoast Conservation Foundation is hoping to protect even more animals in the B.C. Great Bear Rainforest by purchasing its sixth trophy hunting tenure in the area.

Newsweek caught up with travel experts, from TV hosts Samantha Brown and Oneika Raymond to The Points Guy founder Bri...

We have a right to be outraged, said Energy Minister Sonya Savage of the scale of foreign funds aimed at damaging the oil and gas industry

We have a right to be outraged, said Energy Minister Sonya Savage of the scale of foreign funds aimed at damaging the oil and gas industry

With travel restrictions within the province lifted - we asked the experts where to go.

‘We are so lucky that we can access these magical worlds’ Author of the article: Mark Sissons  •  Postmedia Content Works Publishing date: May 27, 2021  •  4 days ago  •  5 minute read Each Maple Leaf Adventures voyage is designed to create lasting connections with nature, promote ecological discovery and offer authentic interactions with Indigenous communities and their culture.  JEFF REYNOLDS Article content The call of the wild has n...