An effort to save a suspected orphaned bear cub in the Comox Valley has come to a sad end. The BC Conservation Officer Service (COS) has confirmed the cub seen
Hundreds of millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed and ruled the earth -- until a meteorite struck and wiped them out.
But new evidence from McGill University suggests
Descrease article font size Increase article font size The search for the four-year-old girl who went missing in a Quebec river on Friday is no longer a search and rescue
In a year dominated by serious headlines ranging from war to wildfires, it’s easy to get caught up in negative news. But the world can be a wild and even
On Dec. 25, Staggers Pub and Grub on Portland St. in Downtown Dartmouth served up their 11th annual free Christmas dinner. Owner, Debbie Phinney, says the volunteer-run event started as
As Canadians start cleaning up after the holidays, a new study shows how live Christmas trees can impact indoor air chemistry.
"Our nose is a good chemical sensor,"
Descrease article font size Increase article font size If you plan on taking down your live Christmas tree before February, consider composting it this year instead of throwing it in
Descrease article font size Increase article font size The RCMP in Alberta are asking for tips from the public as they look for a family of three that has not
We all know the legend of fictional fire-breathing dragons, soaring above the masses and spewing flames from their mouths. But what if instead of starting fires, there was a
Oksana Tesla, the president of the Ukrainian Association of Fredericton, started preparing a traditional Christmas Eve meal with her mother on Dec. 23. On a side table was a candlelabra