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A multi-day rescue operation by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and others helped untangle a humpback whale dragging over 100 metres of fishing gear near one of B.C.'s Gulf Islands.

Bryton Bongard of Wahnapitae, Ont. says his wolf-dog hybrids have found a new home. Last month, the Ministry of Natural Resources told Bongard he couldn't keep his 16 wolf-dogs because they're illegal in Ontario, and he feared they would be ...

Residents in Harbour Breton strongly support aquaculture industry, on heels of deaths of about 400,000 salmon.

The federal government has launched a new strategy to reduce the number of animals used in regulatory laboratory testing across Canada -- a strategy that some experts estimate could result in thousands fewer animals each year being subjected to ...

Canadians with vision loss are adapting AI-powered glasses for daily life, finding freedom in the technology -- and challenges in its risks.

When a Newfoundland professor discovered unsafe forever chemicals in people's drinking water, he suspected it was coming from a federal site. Four months after officials were alerted, residents are still waiting for help.

An affidavit by Canada's deputy chief veterinarian says the strain of the bird flu virus found at the farm is "among the most virulent" tested at Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory.

When Misty Combs found the tiny critter drunk on fermented peaches, and drowning in a dumpster, she knew she had to try to save it.

A sample obtained by NASA's Perseverance rover of rock formed billions of years ago from sediment on the bottom of a lake contains potential signs of ancient microbial life on Mars, according to scientists, though the minerals spotted in the sample . ...

A new study has linked the deadliest type of disaster -- heat waves -- directly to major fossil fuel companies and their products.