Another bizarre iceberg has appeared in Canada, and this one might be the weirdest yet! From unusual shapes to shocking discoveries, we break down the mystery behind this frozen phenomenon.

From spring to early summer, Newfoundland and Labrador is among the best places in the world for iceberg hunting.

(Not to be confused with the Northern Hemisphere's Iceberg Alley, which is near Labrador and Newfoundland in Canada.) Antarctica is ringed by a powerful counterclockwise current, according to the ...

It's iceberg-harvesting season in Newfoundland, Canada. WSJ's Will Connors follows Ed Kean as he scours the Atlantic for icebergs to harvest and sell the water to companies who make wine ...

From summer into fall, you can observe twenty-metre-long sperm whales and their impressive triangular tails. (The Weather ...

Sightseers and selfie-snappers are flocking to Ferryland, Newfoundland, to watch enormous icebergs drift off the Southern Shore. The town of 500 residents has seen bumper-to-bumper traffic in ...

Locals here talk about “Iceberg Alley,” where massive chunks of ice arrive as if they are seasonal houseguests. Breaking apart from the Greenland ice shelf, mountainous frozen sculptures off N ...

Condron's detailed models of ocean currents off the shores of North America suggest the glacial floods could have carried icebergs from Canada south to Florida in as little as four months.