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A safety net that’s not safe—that was the issue at the centre of a recent meeting between Alberta government representatives and the Falun Dafa Association of Calgary. The parties met ...

Alberta Premier Allison Redford needs to rein in Culture Minister Heather Klimchuk after the latter’s “iron-fisted” response to ...

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

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 ...

A B.C. First Nation is trying to preserve an ancient village and burial site that were part of ...

“The theatre should not impose structures to limit art groups’ expressive freedom or to prevent the content of ...

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

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

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

A group of eight B.C. conservation groups is urging the Royal Canadian Navy to stop conducting military training ...

The biggest carnival in the world held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is officially over, but for many ...

Independent cameraman and activist Pedro Rios Leao, 26, is on a hunger strike in front of the headquarters ...

In Rio de Janeiro, the protesters for the most part are targeting corruption, poverty, unemployment, and human rights ...

On her first offical visit to China, the Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, signed a trade deal with China ...

Brazil is still trying to repair the damage from the catastrophic mudslides last month in Rio de Janeiro ...

Epoch Times reporter in Rio de Janeiro tells of his sister's harrowing survival of Rio's flash-flood and mudslides ...

Thousands of Brazilian army troops to occupy Rio slums in extensive drugs and weapons search and seizures.

Anti-drug war continues, police scour for hundreds of drug traffickers, few were arrested in Rio.

Brazil's president-elect Dilma Rousseff has a swath of economic challenges in front of her.

Heavy rain storms and deadly landslides have been punishing Rio de Janeiro since April 5.

A new measure approved by the Brazilian Senate on June 4 could affect the future of the Amazon.

Weird rains like this has been periodically reported from all over the world.

A group of about 50 drawings of giant figures recently discovered in the hills of Peru's southern coastal ...