As shorter days and cooler temperatures arrive across the country, Canada's landscape is undergoing its annual seasonal transformation. The natural shift is driven by the breakdown of chlorophyll in leaves, which strips away green pigments to unveil striking autumn tones of vibrant yellow, rich orange, and brilliant red.
To mark the seasonal change, a new photo collection highlights the autumn scenery across various regions. The imagery showcases the diverse Canadian foliage at peak seasonal display, documenting the yearly transition as deciduous trees prepare for the winter months.
