What can a tree tell us? Prof says trees reveal stories of the past, present and future
A Memorial University professor says trees carry inside of them clues into what happened in the past: form human activity, a hurricane and the growing conditions of a place.
Climate change is impacting weeds on the Prairies. Here's how some people are fighting back
A team of researchers with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is looking at how to stop weeds in their tracks as they become ...
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Fredericton's Grid City Magazine folds, but creator is hopeful about future of local arts scene
After 10 years in operation, Fredericton's Matt Carter has decided to end Grid City Magazine — an online publication that ...
There's a market for that: Weekend markets are on the rise in London
There has been a steady increase in weekend markets in London. Organizers say this trend is both an opportunity to bring ...
Ditch your car and join the community for World Car Free Day on Sunday
World Car Free Day is a global event encouraging people to choose eco-friendly modes of transportation. In London, public ...
How P.E.I. rent increases compare to inflation overall
Rents were a major driver of the post-pandemic inflation surge on P.E.I., but they may not have reached the point of being ...
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This New York farmer is overwhelmed by illegal crossings from Canada, caught on camera
U.S. border says people are using his land to enter the U.S. illegally. He installed trail cameras that have captured dozens ...
The issue isn't the carbon tax — it's climate change
The question before Canada’s political leaders right now is not whether there should be a carbon tax. The real question is ...
The U.S. needs a few good allies. Does it still need Canada?
Eight decades after the United States extended its security umbrella to cover Canada, the alliance is being undermined by ...
As a teenager, I was ashamed of Chinatown. Now I know I need it and will always support it
Catherine Law turned her back on Chinatown and her Chinese heritage when she faced racism as a teenager. But everything ...
Men get breast cancer, too. But they can't always access new drugs
Breast cancer is one of the most-researched illnesses in the world. But some men suffering from the disease say they’re not able to benefit from new research and treatments.