From May 26 through June 30, Laurent Guérin's Auto Portraits will be on view at Mira Godard Gallery in Toronto. This series focuses on women in transit, and the Montreal photographer's background in fashion photographer shines through in his beautiful approach.

Ninety-seven-year-old landscape and portrait photographer Thelma Pepper is receiving the Saskatchewan Order of Merit. Edward Burtynsky revealed a preview of his new project, Anthropocene, at Photo London. Did you know your Instagram hashtags helped Facebook AI get better at photo recognition? Well, times have certainly changed....

Panasonic Canada is pleased to announce the LUMIX DCTS7, a sleek and compact point-and-shoot camera equipped with 20.4-megapixels, a 28-mm wide angle, 4.6x optical zoom lens, and a rugged design exclusively geared for wild outdoor use.

Through May 21, the Art Gallery of Hamilton is presenting Edward Burtynsky's Witness. The artist offered 76 images to the museum as a gift, and this exhibition celebrates the donation. Burtynsky's large-format images highlight the environmental impact of global manufacturing, the oil industry, marble quarries, salt pans and more.

Here's another story of copyright infringers having no remorse. Fakery is common in wildlife photography. Can art actually make a difference in society? LensCulture interviewed Giulia Ticozzi, photo editor of Italy's newspaper La Repubblica, about building a deeper narrative. "Ottawa’s Charlie Beddoe watched D-Day unfold on...

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day was April 26 and photographers all over the world were invited to make a pinhole photograph on that day to celebrate lens-less photography.

The work of 2017 Scotiabank Photography Award winner Shelley Niro is on view at the Ryerson Image Centre in Toronto from April 27 through August 5.

Throughout the month of May, Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival in Toronto is presenting exhibitions with work by more than 1500 Canadian and international artists as well as an extensive programme of workshops, panel discussions, lectures, talks, panels, symposiums, portfolio reviews, site-specific public art projects and more!

From May 4 through September 16, the Canadian Photography Institute (CPI) in Ottawa has as presenting Fifty Years of Collecting Photographs: The Extended Moment. The National Gallery of Canada began collecting photography in 1967 at a time when few museums recognized photography as a fine art.

Fusion 2018 is coming up on May 5 in River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond, B.C. This full day of inspiration includes speakers, onstage demos and an expo—and Dina Goldstein is one of this year's speakers!