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A local organization dedicated to controlling invasive wild pigs has put out a wanted poster for an aggressive hog they say has roamed western Manitoba for roughly two years.

A hungry thief Who can resist a plate of lasagna; not this bear. It happened in Barkhamsted, Connecticut, at the home of Helena Houlis who was away at the time, but security cameras kept watch …

Centenarian does it again Dorothy Hoffner of Chicago, Illinois, celebrated her 100th birthday by jumping out of an airplane. She turned 104 recently and she decided to make another jump to observe …

It can be hard to cater to everyone when it comes to curating a menu, so we've rounded up some of our favourite vegetarian-friendly side dishes to make it easier for you. Dig in!

Create your own garden soil By MELINDA MYERS Fall is filled with preparing gardens for the following season, raking leaves, and harvesting. Use plant trimmings and fall leaves to create raised beds …

A lot of bull Fred Balawender’s daughter, Laurie, is proud of her dad and of his rather large pet, a 13-year-old bull that has grown to six feet, one inch in height, who goes by the name, Tommy …

Medal of Honor: Marine Corps Sgt. Lawrence Peters By KATIE LANGE, DOD News | When youre in charge during battle, you do whatever you can to keep your comrades safe. Marine Corps Sgt. Lawrence …

Manitoba's Wapusk National Park is the eighth-largest national park in Canada. The vast majority of Canadians can not visit. But that's not the point.

Community leaders in Churchill are shrugging off the Progressive Conservative government's interest in finding out whether some other location along the coast of Hudson Bay would serve Manitoba better in the coming decades as a port.

A whale of a tale According to the International Whaling Commission “whale watching tourism is rapidly growing around the world.” But it is highly unlikely that the majority of the …