A court hearing on Alberta’s controversial shift in coal policy has wrapped up. The case centres on a UCP government decision to allow open-pit coal mining on the eastern slopes.

An octopus will use 'directed explosive arm movements' to control fish when they’re hunting together in the Red Sea, a new study shows.

Fisheries manager says pesticide targets fish gills to obstruct their breathing, which will kill not only the bass, but other fish species in the lake.

The email, dated Sept. 23, says negative comments against the Mi'kmaq community's right to a livelihood are not reflective of Dalhousie's core values.

Researchers accidentally bred a Russian sturgeon with an American paddlefish — two species that have been around since the time of dinosaurs.

The photo's origin is unclear, but the image quickly made a splash with jokers on social media.

The federal Fisheries Department set the catch limit last week for northern cod at a maximum 12,350 tonnes, the same amount as 2019 when the quota was increased by 30 per cent.

A new report says the number of large Atlantic salmon that returned to North American rivers in 2019 was among the lowest recorded in 49 years of data collection.

It's still unknown what's causing the mass mortality event or how long it's been going on beneath the water's surface.

The Winnipeg Goldeyes are one of six teams who will take part in a 60-game American Association season, which will begin July 3.