Beloved fisherman Captain Craig Sock believed to have died after his fishing vessel capsized last spring.

The hybrid learning model appeared in K-12 schools last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Now as students head into a new school year, the hybrid model is back on the table in Ontario, despite opposition from families, teachers and some education experts.

It was a great privilege to help feed the fire at her community’s Treaty 11 commemoration this summer, writes Karalyn Menicoche of Fort Providence, N.W.T.

A disease outbreak is killing bighorn sheep and white-tailed deer near Grand Forks, B.C., and the number of dead is expected to climb.

Geologist Laura MacNeil, who founded Prehistoric Island Tours, walks us through some of P.E.I.’s past in the Permian period and the fossils left behind from roughly 300 million years ago.

The delta variant has changed the rules of the game — raising the immunity threshold we need to hit, increasing risk in our day-to-day lives and requiring even fully vaccinated Canadians to keep their guard up. 

‘Defamatory comments dressed up as reviews that are not factual or do not qualify as fair comment are subject to the laws of defamation,’ a judge in B.C. wrote.

There is still no timeline for when public health data used to justify changes in Alberta’s COVID-19 regulations will be made public, a week after the province’s chief medical officer of health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, again apologized for failing to release the information.

The Saskatchewan Roughriders and other major sports teams could soon find themselves in a deep financial hole if they don’t adopt a COVID-19 vaccine passport system, say experts in sports management.

As the world faces a climate crisis, Saskatchewan’s emission numbers per capita continue to ring alarm bells as among the worst in the world.