The 2018 World Press Photo exhibition's last stop will be La Pulperie in Chicoutimi from October 19 to November 11. You also still have a chance to see it a few more days in Toronto as well (Brookfield Place Allen Lambert Galleria through October 22).

The Canadian Association for Photographic Art (CAPA) has stretched its winning streak to four years by collecting the 2018 Four Nations Inter Society Digital Image competition.

Ryerson Image Centre in Toronto is presenting Alia Youssef’s The Sisters Project from September 12 to October 14. The artist started this series as a way to show more diversity than "certain representations of what it means to be Muslim" that she was seeing in the media.

On October 20, McBain Camera is presenting the 10th annual Edmonton Photographic Tradeshow, an all-day trade show with new products from major brands, at the Edmonton Inn and Conference Centre.

In the October/November issue, we have a profile on Amanda Large and Younes Bounhar, Dave Brosha's reflections on landscape photography, Maggie Hood's impressions of the new Profoto B10, interviews with Michael Flomen and Alia Youssef, and much more!

Art Mûr in Montreal is presenting Henri Venne's Episodic through October 27. Venne makes his impressionistic images in rural area with a medium-format film camera. Instead of altering the images in post-production, he uses filters to create the colourful, moody photographs.

Starting October 15, Espace F Gallery in Matane is exhibiting Korean Dreams, a photographic series by Nathalie Daoust on life under the authoritarian regime in North Korea.

Sigma Introduced five new lenses at Photokina 2018: the 28mm F1.4 Art wide-angle lens, the 40mm F1.4 Art prime lens, the 56mm F1.4 DC DN | Contemporary, the 70-200mm F2.8 DG OS HSM | Sports zoom, and the 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 DG OS HSM | Sports zoom.