Once, Guichon Creek was a free-flowing stream. Chum and coho salmon swam up the creek to spawn.

Do you believe everything you see online? When you see photos and videos of someone, are you sure it’s them?

Two Dalhousie University scientists have found a cheap, eco-friendly way to turn saltwater into freshwater. This dome-shaped device can make 3.5 litres of fresh water a day.

As any ‘Swiftie’ could tell you, Taylor Swift was in Toronto in November. She played six sold-out concerts. About 240,000 lucky fans saw her perform.

St. Paul Island, a volcanic island off the coast of Alaska, has a big problem – maybe. In June, two residents thought they saw a rat.

Fifty years ago, a Saskatchewan farmer reported seeing UFOs. It’s known as “The Langenburg Event.” It’s one of North America’s most famous UFO sightings.

November 11 is Remembrance Day. We wear poppies and make wreaths. Canadian flags fly at half-mast. At 11:00, we have two minutes of silence. But who do we remember and why?

It’s been a great year for the Petrie Island Turtle Project. In June, a team of volunteers collected 427 turtle eggs. A whopping 83 percent of the eggs hatched.

There’s a new way to stay fit, have fun, and blow off steam. It’s a full-contact fighting sport called buhurt.