The Vancouver Park Board says it will now be closing Stanley Park every day at 7 p.m., after a spike in coyote attacks officials say could at least in part be brought on by park users feeding animals for the sake of that 'Instagrammable'...

A new book concludes co-operation between Canada's National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg and China's Wuhan Institute of Virology played no part in the origin of the coronavirus pandemic but raises questions about links between one of the researchers fired from the lab and a prominent Chinese virologist affiliated with the...

The researchers say the crater has similar properties to the moon and can be a teaching moment for young...

For more than a decade, federal Conservatives across Canada have taken aim at carbon tax policy with great vitriol. Now the Conservatives have pulled a 180-degree turn — though the issue may remain politicized in the...

New technology that integrates solar panels into building materials like shingles, siding and windows is becoming more common and researchers say such products could make solar energy more accessible and...

With the help of a couple of prospectors from Timmins, Ont., a moose is now moving freely in the bush after the men helped the wild animal that was stuck in mud up to its...

Leaded gasoline has finally reached the end of the road, the UN environment office said Monday, after the last country in the world to use it stopped selling the highly toxic...

At least one Alberta feed store has taken the livestock dewormer off its shelves because misinformation suggests it can be used to treat COVID-19 in humans is leading to a surge in...

The first electric vehicle fast-charging network is now up and running across Newfoundland, which N.L. Hydro hopes will make road trips easier for electric car owners and encourage more drivers to go electric in the...

Environmental scientists have a lot of ground to cover, so they're calling on a small army of citizens to...

A team of Arctic researchers from Denmark have discovered what they believe is the world's northernmost island located off Greenland's...

A mix of hazelnut butter and contraceptive gel may be the elusive mixture that finally lets British scientists turn the tables on the invasive grey squirrels that have been driving the country's native red squirrels to "near threatened"...

Hurricane Ida blasted ashore Sunday as one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the U.S., knocking out power to all of New Orleans, blowing roofs off buildings and reversing the flow of the Mississippi...

Parks Canada is taking steps to tackle an insect that's poised to decimate 80 per cent of the eastern hemlocks at Kejimkujik National Park and Historic Site over the next 10...

As earthworms silently devour leaf litter across the country, they are changing soils, restructuring ecosystems and depleting our forests' carbon...

A disease outbreak is killing bighorn sheep and white-tailed deer near Grand Forks, B.C., and the number of dead is expected to...

Geologist Laura MacNeil, who founded Prehistoric Island Tours, walks us through some of P.E.I.'s past in the Permian period and the fossils left behind from roughly 300 million years...

The head of a UN team reviewing progress in the cleanup of the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant says too little is known about melted fuel inside the damaged reactors to be able to tell if its decommissioning can be finished by 2051 as...

Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole said today that a government led by him would not seek to hit the Liberals’ more aggressive emissions reduction target but would instead commit to the target first set by former prime minister Stephen...

British Columbia's beekeepers say they’re on guard after a nest of Asian giant hornets was found and destroyed Thursday just south of the border in Washington...

Alberta researchers unlocking the genetic secrets of lodgepole pines that can survive attacks by mountain pine beetles hope the trees can help a new generation of hardier forests take...

Crickets are springing up en masse in Manitoba this summer due to a drought and hot, dry weather, according to a Winnipeg entomologist. Some exterminators are hiring more staff just to keep up with the demand from exhausted residents who want to be rid of the noisy...

Sitting around a campfire is a big part of the northern Ontario summer. But some wonder if that tradition will be snuffed out as the planet warms and the risk of wildfires rises. Those questions are being mulled in provincial...

The group representing more than 2,000 municipalities is asking for billions of dollars from the federal government to help cities and towns protect themselves from climate-related events as wildfires, floods, heat waves and droughts increase in...