A showcase of the best works from the 58th annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards arrives at the Royal Ontario Museum this weekend
Deep in British Columbia’s Nechako River, the eggs of one ancient mama fish might be among the last hope for these endangered sturgeon
A man in the Northwest Territories spotted giant wolf tracks, 7½ inches long. Anything longer than 5½ inches is Amarok territory—the legendary lupine of Inuit folklore.
Stories of wildlife spreading out into human spaces were common during the unprecedented global coronavirus lockdown. Here’s what happens when the humans come back.
Author Peter Christie urges pet owners to extend their love to increasingly vulnerable non-domestic creatures
Possumwood Wildlife Recovery and Research Centre has handmade pouches to hold joeys and second-hand lounge chairs for kangaroos with limited mobility
A new book tells the story of the greatest wolf who ever lived, and the one greater than him
WWF-Canada puts the country on notice: Owls, killer whales and caribou need our help badly right now
Nature’s most beautiful bird or a car-attacking menace? Peafowl are causing conflict among residents.
It was the first concrete evidence of the leatherback in the Bras d’Or. Experts say her ‘third eye’ led the creature astray—and eventually to an icy death
Every year, Canada’s wildlife biologists add or subtract a few species from their endangered and threatened wildlife lists. They hope their efforts prevent extinction, be it from human industry, disease or natural disaster. With help from James Snider, vice-president of science and research with World Wildlife Fund Canada, we’ve highlighted three endangered species—land, sea and…
In municipalities across Canada, fights are breaking out between residents who feed wildlife in their backyards, and their fed-up neighbours