Mark Tomalty

Visitors to an old bathhouse are immersed in Montréal's industrial past

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 1998
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Taras Grescoe , Mark Tomalty

Five photographers share the beauty and blight in their cities

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 1998
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: David Trattles , Dale Wilson , Mark Tomalty, Todd Korol , Peter Bennett

Are environmental activists becoming an endangered species?

Source: Canadian Geographic, May/June 1996
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Anne Brocklehurst , Mark Tomalty

Hidden in the Maine Woods is a long-lost road to Quebec that once carried commerce north and hope south

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 1996
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Peter Shawn Taylor , Mark Tomalty

Debate simmers over the location and fate of the Indian village Cartier visited in 1535

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 1994
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Mark Abley , Mark Tomalty

Montreal's Insectarium attracts phobics as well as fanatics

Source: Canadian Geographic, November/December 1993
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Ken Sobol , Julie Macfie Sobol , Mark Tomalty

Montreal's Biodôme recreates four ecosystems under one roof

Source: Canadian Geographic, July/August 1993
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Ken Sobol , Julie Macfie Sobol , Mark Tomalty

A modern myth rooted in New Brunswick history

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 1993
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Don Cayo , Mark Tomalty

Quebec's plucky winemakers depend on natural heat traps called microclimates

Source: Canadian Geographic, September/October 1992
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Monique Roy-Sole , Mark Tomalty