Karen Gardiner

The breakout series Shōgun has renewed interest in the clashing swords and political maneuvering of Japan's feudal era – and the city of Kanazawa is an excellent place to learn more.

Community and conservation wind through thehe Northern Forest Canoe Trail

An unprecedented collection of wampum belts are currently on display in Montréal.

Artisan traditions help unlock the culture of a place—but many are at risk of disappearing.

Across the world, Indigenous tourism entrepreneurs are adopting labels or seals to affirm where travelers' dollars are going.

In Saskatchewan’s Wanuskewin Heritage Park, bison are a vital piece of the indigenous cultural history and have been brought back from the brink to help rewild fragile grasslands. ​

A new exhibition attempts to unravel the complicated legacy of the iconic checked cloth worn by rebels and royals alike.

Ship review: MS Fridtjof Nansen/Disko Bay: The heart of Greenland

Visiting a First Nations community reclaiming — and sharing — traditional stories

Off the coast of North Berwick, the Bass Rock is home to the world's largest gannet colony.

The Adirondacks coined the term 'vacation' in the 19th-century. Today, the iconic area is seeing a dynamic new revival.

Orcadians' Norse ancestors were renowned for their courage, action and independent spirit. Now Orkney is looking to its Viking past to forge a more autonomous future.

In Saskatchewan's Wanuskewin Heritage Park, bison are a vital piece of Indigenous cultural history and have been brought back from the brink.

In some of the world's harshest environments, creativity blooms. The desert, long a source of inspiration for artists and writers, is now also the location for some of the world's most extraordinary accommodation.

Churchill reportedly has more than 300 nights of aurora activity per year, yet it’s an undersung northern lights destination.