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Will the Senate go Green?

Last year, the House of Commons did go green, passing environmental protection bills that are probably the most...

Tried, True—and Sometimes Blue The Green Frog (Lithobates Clamitans) should be a welcoming sight to Canadians, especially in...

The males are called bulls, the calves are called red dogs, and some people call them all buffalo,...

It’s March in Canada and much of the country is still covered in snow. The good news is...

Don’t be fooled by its name. The Silver Fox is the exact same species as the Red Fox,...

The announcement represents a new approach – where Environment Canada and the Department of National Defence (DND) are...

Nature Canada is pleased to share some fin-tastic news: the Banc-des-Américains on Quebec’s east coast is now officially...

What do you get when you multiply a Tyrannosaurus Rex by eight? At about 65,000 kilograms you get...

Aerial Insectivores (birds who eat insets while flying, including swallows) are the species of birds that are declining...

On February 25, over 1,000 Ottawa–area elementary school kids had the unique opportunity of meeting a live raptor...

Canada’s wilderness is the world’s envy. It’s our duty to keep our true north strong and green.

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