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PONANT and Smithsonian Journeys announced their 2024 small ship expeditions, which will allow guests to explore the history, environment, local culture, and cuisine of each destination.

Listen to stories of being lost in the Richardson mountains, followed by wolves and eaten alive by giant mosquitoes.

Our oceans are vital to the livelihoods of communities across Canada and around the world. Canada announced a Marine Refuge.

In January 1973, the freighter Irish Stardust ran aground at Haddington Reef, rupturing two fuel tanks. The captain refloated the ship and kept going.

Cory and Dave, both from Scotland, spent two years preparing for the trip which started in the high mountains of the Yukon.

A huge and spectacular country, Canada has a staggering variety of landscapes and natural attractions offering a wide amount of diversity.

MOWI employees gain trust of 2 emaciated dogs from remote Minstrel Island, get them to care

The dogs were brought back to a salmon farm camp where they were cared for by the group

In late September, researchers came upon masses of fish floating dead or plastered along the bottom of a creek near Bella Bella, which bodes ill for salmon in similar drought-stricken creeks throughout B.C. — and those that rely on them

A recent study discovered that the quality of food sockeye salmon eat throughout their migration paths is more critical to their development and condition than quantity, highlighting concerns about the impacts of climate change on ocean conditions and fish.