THE NEW CANADA
‘So, where are you from?’
Images of the dazzling diversity in Canada’s biggest city
Photography by David Trattles

Visible majorities
Thirty years ago, Canada changed its immigration act. Since then, we’ve become the most multicultural country in the world
By Gwynne Dyer

Seeking Mecca in Inuvik
Which way do you face for sundown prayers in the land of the midnight sun?
By Allen Abel

From settlement to suburbia
Canadians at work, home and play in 1900, 1950 and 2001
By Mary Vincent

Cultivating community
Montrealers of all faiths and languages come together to tend the city’s urban gardens
Text and photography by Margo Pfeiff

PHOTO CONTEST
Hot shots
Winners of our 16^th annual shootout

The Inside Story
News from The Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Editor’s notebook
Worlds within

Reverberations
Farewell to Kemano, More on moose, Climb with the Cup

Discovery
Tracking biodiversity, Celebrating the snow blower, Selling a Nova Scotia island, Timmins is sinking

À la carte
Toronto: The world in one city

Curious by nature
What kind of nature lovers are we?

Reviews
People’s history, A view of the Qu’Appelle Valley, Probing the Pacific

Mosaic
Tea time, Newfoundland

Sense of place
A poet and promised land by George Elliott Clarke