Volume 58 Issue 2

Biodiversity conservation is at an inflection point. With the crises of biodiversity loss and climate change, novel strategies are needed to conserve ecosystems under a variety of property regimes. In southwestern Alberta, the Waldron Ranch Grazing ...

Between 1912 and 1947, when it sank, the icebreaker the RMS Nascopie, a British-made vessel commissioned by the HBC to be used as a supply ship, serviced the eastern Canadian Arctic. For an eight-year period during this time it also counted tourists among ...

To thrive along the Mackenzie and Yukon rivers in the nineteenth century required expertise rooted in generations of living on the land, along with some good fortune. Arriving in greater numbers after mid-century, many fur traders and missionaries lacked ...

Awareness of the challenges faced by many late-life family caregivers is imperative in a context in which the state relies on them to compensate for shortcomings in public infrastructure. Reflexive attention is needed, however, to the nature of narratives ...

This article examines how the mainstream media and many Liberal and Conservative federal politicians marshalled narratives of Indigenous oil and gas workers during large-scale mobilizations against the Coastal GasLink pipeline in the winter of 2020. The ...

Historians have been critical of the Canadian position during the Alaska boundary dispute, arguing that Canada brought a weak and unfounded case to the 1903 boundary tribunal and blamed Britain for sacrificing its interests when the decision went in the ...