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Who the presidents called first Joe Biden (Jan 22, 2021): Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Donald Trump (Jan 21, 2017): Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto Barack Obama (Jan 23, 2009): Canadian PM Stephen Harper, Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah, British PM Gordon Brown George W. Bush (Jan 23, 2001): Mexican president Vicente Fox, … Read more
One of Canada’s most endangered animals is making a comeback, and it has skiers to thank for its recovery. Vancouver Island marmots, a chunky relative of the common squirrel, have seen their numbers dwindle to barely more than two doze. However, due to the efforts of conservationist, the furry creatures have multiplied to around 200. … Read more
Scores of world leaders are ignoring Donald’s Trumps claims that the presidential election is not over as they rush to congratulate Joe Biden on his projected victory. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the first to show their support for the Democratic nominee after he became president-elect earlier today. The 77-year-old crossed the finish line in the race to … Read more
Canada’s last remaining intact ice sheet has collapsed, shedding an enormous chunk of ice 79 square kilometres (30 square miles) in size into the Arctic Ocean. This ice island is bigger than Manhattan and half the size of Liechtenstein. The collapse, which was caused by climate change, resulted in the ice shelf losing more than 40 per … Read more
Mesmerising lakes, mighty mountains and magical forests: Ten wanderlust-sparking images that show the hypnotic beauty of Canada’s Banff National Park The jaw-dropping images of the protected area in Alberta were snapped by Canadian photographer Kai Yhun The 26-year-old’s snaps show the likes of the beautiful Lake Louise and the incredible Valley of the Ten Peaks … Read more
Pictured: The hellish red-striped Smoking Hills – which have been burning for CENTURIES The hills are on Canada’s Arctic coast close to Cape Bathurst in the remote Northwest Territories They were first discovered by Captain Robert McClure in the 1800s while on a rescue mission The smoke is caused by layers of sulphur-rich brown coal … Read more
Pictured: The hellish red-striped Smoking Hills – which have been burning for CENTURIES The hills are on Canada’s Arctic coast close to Cape Bathurst in the remote Northwest Territories They were first discovered by Captain Robert McClure in the 1800s while on a rescue mission The smoke is caused by layers of sulphur-rich brown coal … Read more