Debra Smith Covering 89 square miles on the northern edge of Banff National Park, the Columbia Icefield is the largest body of ice in the Canadian Rockies. It's a bit of a drive from Banff Town ...

Travelers will stop at the Columbia Icefield to explore Athabasca Glacier before ending in Banff. The travel experiences aren’t just in North America, though. Retirees will love the Glacier Express ...

The Columbia originates in Canada at the Columbia icefield on the B.C.–Alberta border in the Rockies, but 85% of the basin is in U.S. territory. The river is governed by a treaty originally ...

The glacier is part of the massive Columbia Icefield, which divides southern Jasper and northern Banff, and is easily visible from Icefields Parkway. Hiking trails and guided tours allow visitors ...

It was a beautiful, long drive – close to 1,500km – passing through the Sea-To-Sky Highway, Whistler Olympic Village, Icefield Parkway, Columbia Icefield Skywalk, Jasper National Park ...

Two men who summited Mount Everest have joined forces to shine a light on climate change, using photos of the Columbia Icefield. Kevin Fleming explains.

Climate change is not about what might happen to your grandchild in 50 years or about what’s happening to polar bears on ice fields somewhere. It is about your life and the risks to your life ...