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.

Paleontologists have dug up a giant dinosaur skull near Grande Prairie, Alberta. It may be the biggest ever found in the area.

Shohei Ohtani is one of the best pitchers in baseball. This season, the Japanese superstar showed the world he can do more than pitch.

On June 5, two astronauts blasted off for the International Space Station (ISS). Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were only supposed to stay for eight days. That’s turned into eight months.

They’re here, hockey fans! On September 9, the Professional Women’s Hockey League revealed names and logos for its six teams.

A giant asteroid smashed into Earth 66 million years ago. It ended the age of dinosaurs.

Where did this asteroid come from? Scientists think they know.

The asteroid measured 10 to 15 kilometres across. That’s bigger than the height of Mount Everest…