CBC reporter Troy Charles was among thousands to take the plunge into the frigid waters of Vancouver's English Bay Beach on New Year's Day, in a tradition that was born in the city over 100 years ago.

One hundred and six years of tradition have made Vancouver’s Polar Bear Swim in English Bay one of the city’s most popular events, changing over the years as people do.

Bone-chilling weather couldn’t stop tradition as thousands of people welcomed 2026 at the Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge.

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Bone-chilling weather couldn’t stop tradition as thousands of people welcomed 2026 at the Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge.

Dark skies, brisk wind and heavy rain couldn’t deter nearly 200 people from splashing into the cold Pacific Ocean at La Jolla Shores beach Thursday morning as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge. “We ...

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Despite warnings from safety officials, caution tape and heavy rain, more than 50 people dove into Sycamore Pool for the annual Chico Polar Bear Plunge.

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All proceeds directly support CAST and the Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program’s "Back to the Bays" initiative.

If there’s a methodology to jumping in ice-cold water in the winter, Jack Casey, a McCandless resident and former council ...