Montreal’s First Photography Tycoon
William Notman’s photo archive joins UNESCO’s list of humanity’s most valuable records
photo essay
How Migrants Cross Trump’s U.S.-Mexico Wall
Canadian photographer Isabelle Hayeur has been documenting the growing crisis on America’s southern border
After Dark in ’80s Montreal
An exhibit spotlights gritty ’80s street photos that capture Montreal’s night-crawler spirit
When Vancouver Was Technicolor
A new exhibit offers a vibrant look at vintage East Vancouver
The City That Industry Built
A new book chronicles a decade of company-town life in Saint John
A Portrait of Black Montreal
A new exhibit spotlights the birthplace of Montreal’s Black anglophone community
Behind the Northwest Coast’s Ferociously Feminist Masks
A new exhibit spotlights 80 years of carving by Indigenous women from the Northwest Coast
The Messy Reality of Canada’s Urban Growth
A new book chronicles the country’s abandoned prisons, scrappy corner shops and chaotic construction sites
A Photographer’s Prairie Odyssey
A new book chronicles the decay of a small, rural Alberta town—and the community that persists
A Tour of Canada’s Coolest Collections
These obsessive hunters amass hundreds of Coke cans, Nintendo games, VHS tapes and more