Once simply an Inuit tool to mark a significant event or place, the Inuksuk now represents leadership, cooperation, and the human spirit.
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The Bruce Trail is a continuous path system along the Niagara Escarpment from Niagara to Tobermory; it has 850 km. of main trails.
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Canada’s Teck Cominco Ltd. will be near the heart of every athlete who earns a spot on the podium in the 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
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Waterfalls, caves, cliffs, and beaches are beautiful geological features found along a drive in southwestern Ontario.
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No matter where you go in Canada, outstanding geological features provide fascinating attractions.
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The magical attraction of gold contributed greatly to the development of Canada.
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The International Polar Year (IPY) is the largest international research program focused on the polar regions.
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Long before the Guess Who, the Tragically Hip, or Billy Talent arrived on the scene, Canada had only one successful rock group.
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Every year, mining companies in Ontario make significant investments to return former mines to natural environments.
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Teachers of Grades 4, 7, and 9 in the Greater Toronto Area and York Region are invited to take advantage of Rock Talks: a program that enhances the teaching of Earth science units.
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A rescue which brought 72 potash miners safely to the surface in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan has been hailed as “a textbook rescue”.
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In the age of digital camera phones and wireless Internet, a revolutionary new technology is taking the mining industry by storm.
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Mineral resource providers are turning to space satellites and other 21st century technologies to reshape themselves for a new era.
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Earth’s memory is preserved within the rocks accumulated on its surface, the continental crust.
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Minerals and metals are a part of everyday life. They are the original multi-taskers.
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Virtual reality (VR) is not just a hot technology used in video games— it is a high-tech tool.
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Dufferin Aggregates’ Milton Quarry is the largest producing quarry in Canada.
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Geography teacher Kathleen Beattie has been a lifelong rockhound, collecting rocks and fossils across Canada and beyond.
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Turning abandoned aggregate sites into productive landscapes is an important task being driven by the Ontario aggregates industry.
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While prospecting in the Yukon, field geologist Bill Wengzynowski discovered one of the Earth’s rare treasures—emeralds.
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It takes four minutes to travel the length of three CN Towers – not up but straight down –to the heart of one of Inco Ltd.’s oldest mines.
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Evidence of life in the Limestone City one billion years ago is now on display thanks to a generous benefactor.
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