The Trans Canada Trail is 73 percent of the way to stretching 14,000 miles from the Atlantic to ...

The idea for a trail that runs across the country from coast to coast to coast was hatched ...

A biotech company’s bid to market a genetically modified apple that doesn’t brown when sliced is prompting concern ...

As foreign ownership of the Alberta oil sands increases, the leader of the federal Green Party warns that ...

The organization that successfully advocated for a ban on BPA in baby bottles and phthalates in toys is ...

As B.C. ruminates on which day would be best to set aside for Family Day, a recent survey ...

After the local hosts of a classical Chinese dance company raised complaints in the media of professional misconduct ...

A whistleblower watchdog is vowing to keep an eye on Alberta premier Alison Redford’s promise to introduce whistleblower ...

Do you have a will? If you answered no, you join the ranks of more than half of ...

he Canadian Federation of Students is warning that student debt across Canada is reaching “dangerous levels.”

The best way to manage pigeon problems in Canada is to put the birds on “pigeon birth control,” ...

A B.C. bicycle manufacturer is joining an emerging new trend by using an unusual material to build bike ...

Three of Australia’s largest unions have joined Canadian steelworkers in a global campaign to have mining giant Rio ...

It was 109 years ago this week, in the early hours of April 29, 1903, that the Frank ...

Cross-border rule changes proposed in the 2012 federal budget mean good news for Canadian shoppers but could pose ...

Alberta’s tourism industry celebrated this week as a promotional YouTube video for tourism in the oil-rich province reached ...

The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada is decrying the federal government’s plan to close the ...

A class action lawsuit has been filed in British Columbia that accuses Apple Inc. and others of fixing ...

“It was beautiful—aesthetically, visually it was stunning, it had such nice flow and momentum.”

“I loved the show,” said Martin, praising the instrumentation in the performance.

“If I were Chinese, I would be proud.”

Shopping in a store free of lineups, bulky carts, parking-lot jams, and rude cashiers is now a reality ...

The Alberta election is shaping up to be the most interesting in decades and the outcome will reflect ...

Shopping in a store free of lineups, bulky carts, parking lot jams, and rude cashiers is now a ...

The scientist who leaked documents outlining the government’s proposed modifications to the Fisheries Act slammed Fisheries Minister Keith ...

Edmonton will soon be getting its first “natural playground,” an imaginative play space that aims to help kids ...

Alberta’s economy is booming once again, with GDP growth reaching levels not seen since 2006, according to an ...