Pests can cause sudden and significant damage to homegrown food, but planning, monitoring and intervention can reduce your losses, says Paul Manning of Dalhousie University.

The Village of Cereal, the village's foreman and a campground caretaker have pleaded guilty to improper application of a pesticide in a 2017 case that saw two dogs ingest strychnine and later die.

The Quebec government should be concerned about pesticides, warns the David Suzuki Foundation.

After being charged with "pesticide-related" environmental offences last year, the City of Edmonton said it "takes responsibility" and will pay $150,400 towards three environmental projects.

A new program will reduce the amount of household hazardous waste improperly disposed of in Saskatchewan landfills, according to Dustin Duncan.

Health Canada says scientific assessment showed exposure to certain pesticides had varying effects on bees and other pollinators.

Kale made the "dirty" list for the first time in 10 years.

The bee removal specialist filmed the process and uploaded the footage to his Facebook page.

Traces of a chemical used to kill weeds has been found in a number of breakfast cereals, and it could increase cancer risks for children, according to a study by an environmental research group. But is this true?

Health Canada is conducting public consultation on its website on the use of strychnine to kill ground squirrels, commonly known as gophers, until Sept. 27.