If you’ve ever had to help make a map, it gives you a whole new appreciation for the art form. As editor of Canadian Geographic, I’ve found myself more involved in making maps than I ever expected, ...

Canada is experiencing its most destructive wildfire season on record, as hundreds of blazes burning from coast to coast continue to send tremendous plumes of smoke into the atmosphere — and over the ...

Since Canadian Geographic‘s first issues more than 80 years ago, we have put a focus on cartography as a storytelling and educational tool. Canadian Geographic‘s maps go beyond the magazine. CG ...

Apple Maps ushered in new, detailed 3D city maps with the release of iOS 15 and now Canada’s biggest cities have been added to the feature. Apple device users are able to view Montreal, Toronto, and ...

Google Maps has begun removing the term “state” from the labels of Canadian provincial parks and government buildings after criticism from Canadians who objected to seeing US-style categorization on ...

U.S. firefighters have stepped in to assist with massive out-of-control Canadian wildfires that have stretched nearly two million acres, bringing hazy skies to New Jersey as high heat is expected to ...

Tim Coochey had no idea how much water was coming his way. As the St. Lawrence River swelled in May, 2017, the resident of the Montreal borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro assumed the home he’d bought a ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing air quality concerns and hazy skies for many Americans in the Midwest and Northeast for another day this week. A map of the current Air Quality Index, the ...

The old Soviet Union may have been just as familiar with Canada’s Arctic waters as Canadians. Sections of Cold-War-era nautical charts obtained by The Canadian Press suggest that Russian mariners have ...

JEFFERY AMHERST, who commanded British troops in North America during the Seven Years War in the mid-18th century, described indigenous people who fought for France as an “execrable race”. He called ...