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Toronto has expanded its efforts to control the number of pigeons in the city by setting up downtown a new feeder that contains birth control for the birds.

Residents of a northern Alberta town are over the moon that it could share its name with the first Canadian rover set to explore the dark, cold terrain of Earth's closest celestial neighbour.

In Anishinaabe culture, the turtle is a healer of the land and waters. Turtles also represent truth in the seven sacred teachings. Three Indigenous advocates for the environment share why these turtle teachings are important, and how they inspire ...

A new study indicates Indigenous peoples in B.C. have been cultivating the beaked hazelnut for thousands of years, challenging assumptions that pre-colonial Indigenous people were only hunter-gatherers.

Scott Aspinall and a small crew travelled to northern Saskatchewan to capture the Milky Way's core from the east side of Nistowiak Falls, one of the province's tallest waterfalls. The journey was recorded for a Tourism Saskatchewan video promoting .. ...

Family of orcas got up close to small ferries Sunday afternoon.

One of the things holding back the development of harnessing the power of ocean waves as a renewable source of energy is the lack of places to test the equipment. But PacWaves, a new facility in Oregon could help change that.

Alberta's government says it will invest up to $50 million to support the creation of a first-in-Canada drilling test site to support technology development in the oil, gas, geothermal and lithium industries.

Andrea Arnold knows a lot about what goes on in the Village of McBride, a community of about 600 people in B.C.'s Robson Valley. But nothing quite prepared her for what she saw while driving through town Sunday afternoon.

The federal government did not meet the targets for its program to plant two billion trees during the program's third planting season.