Caption A polar bear walks along an expanse of open water at the edge of Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba, in 2011. The bears need pack ice to hunt for food, primarily seals, but climate change ...

A unique part of this tour is the exploration of Churchill's tundra area using a Polar Rover vehicle ... it allows closer access to the bears and other wildlife. You will be accompanied by ...

Polar bear tourism is said to generate around $7 million in economic activity for the inhabitants of Churchill, Manitoba. But a lot has changed in that area over the years. University of Manitoba ...

"Can I give you some polar bear advice?" asks Tee, a confident 13-year-old we meet during a visit to Churchill's high school ... rivers flowing into the area and cold water coming in from ...

Each fall, nearly 800 polar bears travel to a small stretch of Hudson Bay coastline to wait for the return of sea ice. They’re hungry because they haven’t had a decent meal in months.

The first Sayisi Dene First Nation woman to ever run the Polar Bear Marathon in Churchill, Man., says she's caught the "marathon bug" as she prepares to run the race for a second time Saturday.

Victoria is the mother of Hamish who was the first polar bear cub to be born in the UK in 25 years. Climate change makes it trickier for Churchill's residents to co-exist with increasingly hungry ...

With global warming heating up the Arctic so sea ice forms later and melts earlier each year, every winter polar bears have less time to hunt for seals and therefore emptier bellies. In 2011 on Canada ...