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Some airlines are forcibly darkening airplane windows and cockpits on short-haul day flights, taking the magic out of flying.
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A group of die-hard Bigfoot enthusiasts look for the legendary creatures along the remote logging roads of Harrison Lake, British Columbia—near to where the term ‘Sasquatch’ was coined.
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Welcome to Hyder, Alaska and Stewart, B.C., where Canada plays big brother to the USA in an unusual relationship.
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Unalaska Island, in the Aleutian archipelago of Alaska, is home to the largest commercial fishing port in the United States and was part of a forgotten military campaign against Japan in World War Two.
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Though located at the same latitude as Calgary, Alberta, the town of Moose Factory, Ontario has the feel of any place in Canada’s far north.
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A traipse through British Columbia’s Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness Park, also known as ‘The Sacred Headwaters’, with anthropologist Wade Davis, reveals a beautiful land under threat.
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