Winding its way between the Maritime provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the Bay of Fundy is 170 miles of craggy ...

As soon as we arrive at the Bay of Fundy, it’s clear this is no ordinary stretch of coastline. Separating New Brunswick from Nova Scotia, the immense bay is renowned for some of the highest tides on ...

Whether it's during kayak-friendly high tide or the atmospheric low tide, this onetime shipbuilding village offers a unique ...

The Bay of Fundy, situated between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, is famous for having the highest tides in the world, reaching heights of 16 meters. Twice daily, 160 billion tonnes of water flow in ...

You can walk on the ocean's floor, learn about the man who built Canada's railway and immerse yourself in nature in Southern ...

Wonder Contender One of Canada’s smallest national parks and New Brunswick’s first, the park encompasses about eight miles of ...

Bay of Fundy meets Saint John in a narrow rock gorge where the world’s highest tides collide with a major river, reshaping the shoreline each tidal cycle. Schwarzweiss-Reportagebild vom Wahrzeichen ...

The “prestigious designation” was announced Friday, July 10, at a meeting of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) executive board in Paris, France. The two ...

Springtime in Saint John is chilly yet pleasant, with daytime temperatures hovering between the mid-40s and high 50s. You'll ...

The Makivvik Corporation in Nunavut says it has another year of data to prove that the greatest tidal range in Canada is in Tasiujaq, Que. — and not the Bay of Fundy.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has reversed its decision to cut a program that First Nations believe helps keep the outer Bay of Fundy Atlantic salmon population alive in the St. John River ...