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Texarkana, Arkansas, police are on the hunt for suspects in the shooting of an Arkansas-side man with a high-powered rifle.

Dwindling caribou herds in the N.W.T. 'don't stand a chance' if organizations that manage them can't find a balance between conservation, economic development and harvesting, according to the Tłı̨chǫ Government.

The story of how the bridge was conceived, planned and built is a tale worthy of the...

In the years to come, the U.S. is unlikely to stop the further striation of the nation, red against blue. But so what?

Andrey Tarasiuk, Artistic Producer of Pleiades Theatre, today announced the English language world premiere of Lesson in Forgetting by Emma Haché, commissioned by Pleiades and translated by Taliesin McEnaney with John Van Burek, running live on stage from May 3 to 22 at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts.

The United States has tentatively allocated $6-billion to conserve and restore coastal areas and prepare for a changing climate. We asked a range of experts how all that money should be spent.

The PM says Canadians are "shocked and disgusted" by the behaviour of some of the protesters in Ottawa.

A bronze statue of Dana Point surfer Joyce Hoffman was recently unveiled. It’s believed to be the first life-sized statue of a female surfer in the country.

An N.W.T. MLA is worried that Industry department officials and ministers discussed extending mining permits ahead of a court challenge filed by the Chamber of Mines. Acho Dene Koe First Nation and the Tłıchǫ Government say changing permit limits will negatively affect their participation in the regulatory process.

Earlier this year, the old bleachers inside the gymnasium at Glenview Park Secondary School were being replaced.