WILDLIFE
Intruding on wild lives
How far is too far in our pursuit of knowledge about the other animals?
By Michael Clugston

CONSERVATION
Watershed down
An aerial photographer takes flight over the Oak Ridges Moraine to document a landscape under siege
By Bruce McDougall with photography by Lou Wise

THROUGH THE LENS
Woodland crossroads
The Cree of Lac la Ronge straddle two worlds at the gateway to Saskatchewan’s northlands
Photography by William DeKay with text by Rick Boychuk

TRENDS
Urban village
Three families discover the joys of small-town living in the heart of downtown Vancouver
By Shawn Blore with photography by Bob Herger

CULTURE
Street smart
Farms along a single street are the legacy of the immigrants who refused to settle on isolated homesteads in Manitoba
By Monique Roy-Sole with photography by Robert Tinker

The Inside Story
News from The Royal Canadian Geographical Society

Editor’s notebook
Wildlife tracking and the last of the trappers

Reverberations
Missing mountains, Drug test, Wardens and guns

Discovery
Coring Mount Logan, Atlantic invaders, Throat-singer gathering

À la carte
Nova Scotia’s treacherous waters

Reviews
Pursuing monarchs, Newfoundland history, Wilderness dispatches

Mosaic
Underground music by Andrew Danson

In habitat
On the corner of Yonge and mayhem by Allen Abel