CultureThe Drifters and Dreamers of Canada’s Lost Greyhound LinesA Toronto photographer spent seven years documenting life on the road
LongformsThe Legacy of Roxham RoadOver 100,000 asylum seekers crossed into Canada via a tiny, rural thoroughfare. I documented their new beginnings.
CultureA Tour of Canada’s Nostalgic Fry TrucksIllustrators Joel Kimmel and Chantal Bennett document the country’s cutest roadside stops
CultureInside B.C.’s Perilous Forestry IndustryA new Vancouver exhibit follows the tugboats, beachcombers and arborists behind a rapidly changing sector
CultureHow the Olympics Remade MontrealFifty years ago, Montreal hosted Canada’s first Olympics. A new exhibit shows how the Games pushed it to the brink.
CultureJeff Wall’s Hyper-Real VisionsThe Vancouver-based photographer has built a career out of meticulously staged moments
CultureCanada’s Quirky Fishing ShacksRichard Johnson photographed more than a thousand ice huts across all 10 provinces
CultureMontreal’s First Photography TycoonWilliam Notman’s photo archive joins UNESCO’s list of humanity’s most valuable records
CultureHow Migrants Cross Trump’s U.S.-Mexico WallCanadian photographer Isabelle Hayeur has been documenting the growing crisis on America’s southern border