Winter 2026 Preview
Publishing on November 27, 2026
Swimming with Sharks
The Greenland shark is one of the largest and longest-lived creatures in Earth’s oceans – and it’s been known to visit Ontario’s coastal waters. But scientists have much to learn about this “sleepy” giant.
By Conor Mihell
Exposed
With snow cover shrinking and snow arriving later and melting sooner, snowshoe hares are losing their camouflage. Can this keystone species adapt in time with a changing climate?
By Ray Ford
Migration Secrets of Saw-Whet Owls
Ontario’s smallest owls are nocturnal and reclusive, which has left many questions about their life cycle. Now, a team of scientists and volunteers is trying to unravel the mystery of the owls’ migration.
By Brian Banks
Last Word
Merlin recovery impacts at-risk birds.
By Anne Bell
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- Winter 2026 issue published online on November 27, 2026
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