Carbon cemetery
In Weyburn, Sask., carbon dioxide is being pumped into the ground instead of into the sky. Will it make a difference?
By Allan Casey with photography by Greg Locke

In-depth: Burying the problem
Our world has too much of a good thing: Carbon. Experts are looking to Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) to resolve this problem. Learn more about CCS, the projects underway in Canada and worldwide, and view an animated video clip on Enhanced Oil Recovery.

North Shore highway
Will residents of Quebec’s Lower North Shore find hope in a new road linking them to the rest of the province?
By Christopher Frey

Special feature: Lower North Shore Road
Quebec residents of the Gulf of St. Lawrence’s shore are feeling disconnected from the rest of Canada – mainly from the lack of an existing road. View photos and blog entries from writer Chris Frey, who adventured by snowmobile to explore the region’s communities.

Photo finish
Winners of our 23rd annual photo contest

Editor's notebook
Polar photographer

Contributors
Meet our writers and photographers

Reverberations
Exporting Arctic bananas, Wary of the big cat, Bogged by the marsh, No surplus for wildlife, What’s the dam rush? Don’t stress the owls, Waving a white flag, Bottom’s up

Discovery
Dump start, Eye spy, Schooled past, Crystal clues, Welcome back, otter, A kick in the pass, Superior protection, Tracking Chippy, Voices: Waiting for the volcano

Explorer
A night on Kingston’s floating B&B
By Alan Morantz with photography by David Barbour

À la carte
How will northern countries slice the polar pie?
By Steven Fick and Alyssa Julie

Reviews
Tricks of the trader, Appealing almanac, Banffscapes

On the horizon
Tsawwassen takes control

Mosaic
Snowbird beach
Photography by Charles Mathieu Audet with story by Monique Roy-Sole

In Habitat
Healing Hay River
By Laurie Sarkadi