Days before a conference on water quality began in Fort Chipewyan, Alta., last week, residents say a strange fish with two mouths was found at the nearby lake.

An effort underway at Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia to save endangered Blanding's turtles from extinction now includes students from the Nova Scotia Community College.

Electronic Arts Inc. is not planning to extend its takeover offer for Take-Two Interactive Software, maker of the hugely successful Grand Theft Auto video game series, but the two companies are talking about a deal.

A subsidiary of San Francisco-based Vector Capital Corp. has withdrawn the $11-per-share cash offer to acquire the 31 per cent of Corel Corp. it does not already own.

Three men from Burnt Islands on the south coast of Newfoundland were convicted of fishing violations after a high-tech sting operation.

A handful of potato growers along P.E.I.'s south shore are battling a tiny worm that could wipe out their crops.

The two men who claim they've bagged Bigfoot would not reveal the location of the hairy corpse, adding further fuel to skeptics who claim the report is a hoax.

The federal government is launching a new reconnaissance mission to Canada's Arctic next week to find the lost ships of Sir John Franklin, whose doomed 1845 journey to the Northwest Passage has fascinated historians ever since.

Sept. 10 is a date particle physicists around the world have undoubtedly circled on their calendars: the official start-up of the Large Hadron Collider.

A sensitive government document detailing a classified computer database has been given to the CBC after it was found lying on an Ottawa street corner.