The rosy maple moth is native to North America, and could be found in your very own backyard.

Although they’ve been harshly labelled 'murder hornets' in popular coverage, giant hornets are not particularly aggressive toward humans, says Spencer Monckton of York University.

Winnipeg entomologist John Gavloski told 680 CJOB the chances of murder hornets making their way to the prairies is low.

A new study by University of Guelph researchers, in connection with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, has equipped a pair of insect species – monarch butterflies and common green darner dragonflies – with tiny radio-transmitting 'fanny packs' that will help researchers track their migration.

A new course offered by the University of Alberta -- Bugs 101 -- is meant to introduce people to the importance of human-insect interactions in the context of climate change and global biodiversity.

The emerald ash borer is an invasive species first discovered in Canada in 2002, but in the past 18 months has made its way to the Maritimes.

Founder of Montreal Insectarium and entomologist Georges Brossard passed away Wednesday at the age of 79.

You may have noticed some peculiar marks on your pet's stomach recently.

The four-centimetre-long insect is considered the second-deadliest hornet in the world, but experts say most humans are still safe.

A newly discovered insect species isn't believed to be harmful to canola crops but scientists say they will need to study it further.