Exploration

• Living Things Festival returns to Kelowna, B.C. for 6th year with unique lineup

  "It’s about how we, as humans relate to the non-human."

  Lifestyle

  Jan 14, 2022
  
• Alberta ranchers and landowners launch separate studies on coal mining impacts

  Two concerned groups are launching their own fact-finding mission to uncover the impacts of coal mining in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in southern Alberta.

  Environment

  Apr 1, 2021
  
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• Canadian Canoe Museum staff begin planning exhibits for new Lift Lock facility

  Staff at the Canadian Canoe Museum are looking forward to creating exhibits in their new facility to be built at the Peterborough Lift Lock

  Canada

  Feb 12, 2018
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• Never-before seen images beamed live from the bottom of the Gulf of St. Lawrence

  Alexandra Cousteau, granddaughter of the famous marine conservationist Jacques Cousteau, is part of the expedition and an adviser to Oceana.

  Environment

  Aug 28, 2017
• Jackhammers and drills needed to free man stuck in cave near Canmore

  It took over 12 hours and 50 people, but a man was finally rescued after he was trapped deep inside a cave near Canmore.

  Lifestyle

  Apr 26, 2016
• Petrolia says Quebec will allow Anticosti drilling to go ahead

  The Quebec government will respect a contract it signed with energy firm Petrolia for exploratory oil and gas drilling on Anticosti Island.

  Canada

  Mar 10, 2016