Just in time for #TariffTuesday, my feature on the 50th anniversary of the #beaver as a national symbol of #Canada. It's from the March/April issue of Canadian Geographic (@cangeo.bsky.social). 🇨🇦🦫🇨🇦 canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the...

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Yesterday, @cangeo.bsky.social announced the winners of our 2024 Canadian Photos of the Year competition. Check out the outstanding images! canadiangeographic.ca/articles/ann...

From 600 metres below the surface, sperm whales rise for a moment to breathe. However, what happens on this interface between worlds may mean more than we know.

Illustration: Matthew Billington
Animation: Daniel Arian

Putting it out there: I want to consider some human geography stories for 2025. Hit me with your best feature pitches on housing, healthcare, urbanization, migration, consumption patterns and the geography of it all. Let’s go deep. #pitchme

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Canadian Geographic is going into its 95th publishing year, making the magazine part of the historical record of Canada. We’ve published some of the greatest writers and photographers and in every issue, we’re telling Canada’s story. But we can’t do it alone!

Good morning! Here’s a super-fun read for your Monday. I like to imagine some future editor perusing the bound archives and coming across these fever-dream images: canadiangeographic.ca/articles/cel...

New to bsky. How do we feel about shipwrecks? canadiangeographic.ca/articles/fin...