9 things you didn’t know about Newfoundland and Labrador

[two_third] The Miawpukek First Nation in Conne River, Newfoundland, is one of the most economically successful First Nations in...

Nature Canada’s archives reveal quaint projections from a bygone era

[one_half][dropcap style=”default”]M[/dropcap]y name is Susan and I’m a co-operative education student from Nepean’s LDHSS here at Nature Canada....

The American Tree Sparrow is known in French as Bruant hudsonien. From mid-October to early May you can...

The name “Purple Finch” is somewhat misleading as the males are actually a pink/ red colour. This species...

The Pine Grosbeak, also part of the songbird group “winter finches”, is a hardy robin-sized finch that is...

March 10, 2014 (Ottawa) – Nature Canada is pleased to announce Stephen Hazell as our new interim Executive...

March 7, 2014 (Ottawa) – Nature Canada will be present on Parliament Hill today to signal our strong support...

I’m a senior at St. Peters High School in Orleans, Ontario. I was looking for a new way...

The Pine Siskin, known in French as Tarin des pins, and is notable for its acrobatics, and its...

The Common Redpoll, known in French as Sizerin flammé, is a member of a group of songbirds known...

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