Snair first noticed early Monday that Elephant Rock — an image captured in countless selfies, on postcards and even the New Brunswick Medicare card — looked more like a massive pile of rubble.

Snair first noticed early Monday that Elephant Rock — an image captured in countless selfies, on postcards and even the New Brunswick Medicare card — looked more like a massive pile of rubble.

Elephant Rock, one of the most photographed of the cliff formations on the shores of the Bay of Fundy, sheared almost in half. Park officials said roughly 100 to 200 tonnes of rock fell to the ground.

Many people are still reeling from the collapse of Elephant Rock at Hopewell Rocks, but tourism and park officials say it's all part of the site's natural wonder.

In the wild, every struggle tells a story of resilience and determination. A baby elephant finds itself trapped in a muddy, slippery stream, struggling against the rocks and water in an effort to ...

Race Rocks Ecological Preserve, about 1.5 kilometres from shore and 14 km from Victoria, has been managed by Pearson College of the Pacific in Metchosin since 1997.