Melting ice is causing changes to the shoreline, animal behavior and even leading to new archaeological discoveries as centuries-old artifacts are revealed for the first time. Take a look at some ...

Most meetings reward the loudest and quickest voices. Fast talkers dominate, while more reflective thinkers get sidelined. Ideas are judged not by their substance but by the confidence with which they ...

Polar adventurer Alan Chambers has teamed up with climate scientists to see if microplastics and nanoplastics have reached some of Earth’s remotest corners.

Agent Hannah Vincent’s first-hand experience of Silversea saved the day for a late-booking cruise client and paved the way for a 140-day follow-up voyage. She explains how she combines her expertise w ...

There can be few on this island who have never heard of Ernest Shackleton or Tom Crean, but a new Irish award aims to ...

As the cases of two detained immigrant advocates unfold, their experience illustrates tactics the federal government uses on ...

A historical horror series has been hailed as a compelling binge-watch that 'draws you in, episode after episode' is ...

These buttons from the 1850s were left during the search for the lost Franklin expedition. The buttons would guide survivors to food and possibly rescue.

With a brand new Superman reboot flying into theaters this weekend, let’s pour one out for Zack Snyder and celebrate his most ...

Today in History for July 25: In 325, the Council of Nicea closed. Regarded as the first ecumenical council, its 300 attending bishops drafted the Nicene Creed and fixed the formula for Easter Sunday.

And so to Alaska, home to the world’s biggest rainforest, mid-summer snow caps and more than 650 glaciers, where every holiday moment is framed in sweeping, chocolate-box mountainscapes. And, ...

For 150 days in 2017, a rugged red and white former Coast Guard vessel, the Polar Prince, sailed from Toronto to Victoria, ...