photo essay

Greg Girard’s photos capture the city’s transformation from sleepy port town to world-class metropolis

A Toronto photographer spent seven years documenting life on the road

Over 100,000 asylum seekers crossed into Canada via a tiny, rural thoroughfare. I documented their new beginnings.

Illustrators Joel Kimmel and Chantal Bennett document the country’s cutest roadside stops

A new Vancouver exhibit follows the tugboats, beachcombers and arborists behind a rapidly changing sector

Fifty years ago, Montreal hosted Canada’s first Olympics. A new exhibit shows how the Games pushed it to the brink.

The Vancouver-based photographer has built a career out of meticulously staged moments

Richard Johnson photographed more than a thousand ice huts across all 10 provinces

One battle after another with Canada’s legendary photojournalist

William Notman’s photo archive joins UNESCO’s list of humanity’s most valuable records