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A British entrepreneur has created a machine that can kill a lobster humanely in less than one second - by electrocution. Lobsters are usually boiled alive. The process can take up to three minutes and the sound they make as...
Villagers say visitors to delta are a threat to wildlife and their fishing industry Music, dancing and smiling platitudes greeted the royal guest in the fishing village of Samochima, northern Botswana. But cutting through the...
By Chris Iorfida, CBC Sports Lucas Makowsky of Regina smiles after a personal best time in the 1,500 on Saturday in Norway. (Darryl Dyck/Canadian Press) Canadian Lucas Makowsky captured a silver medal on the World Cup...
Imagine for a minute that global warming is not changing our planet's biosphere and the ecosystems that sustain life on Earth. Imagine that climate change abetted by rising human-generated emissions of greenhouse gases does not...
Northug enters Olympic season as man to beat in cross-country, and with swagger to match By MATTIAS KAREN AP Sports Writer The Associated Press Post a Comment Petter Northug enters the Olympic season as the man to beat in...
Rick Steves TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES , I'm always amazed at how clear it is that I am with "my people." Three of my grandparents left hard times in Norway for hard times -- with promise -- in the United States. When I'm in...
BEITOSTOELEN, Norway (AP) -- Ronny Hafsas and Marit Bjorgen won the cross-country skiing World Cup openers Saturday on home snow in Norway. Hafsas, who specializes in biathlon, covered the men's 15-kilometer freestyle race in...
OSLO, Norway, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- A drug-resistant mutation of the H1N1 influenza virus has been found in hospital patients in Wales, the British National Health Service says. Doctors say the strain is resistant to Tamiflu, the...
A 25-year-old man is in stable condition in a Winnipeg hospital after being rescued from a burning home in Norway House, a community just north of Lake Winnipeg. The fire broke out around 5:30 a.m. Saturday, police said....
Seven council bosses have charged more than $10,000 to their ratepayer-funded credit cards in the past financial year - but the top spender won't say where the money went.Invercargill City Council chief executive Richard King...
