Jump into family fun at KidsFest Toronto this Family Day weekend! Canada's largest indoor inflatables amusement park returns to the International Center (Hall 1) from February 15-17, 2025. Now in its ...

This pregnancy is a huge win for Malayan tapir conservation,” said Jennifer Godwin, animal care manager at the Wilder ...

Canada’s outgoing prime minister and the leader of the country’s oil rich province of Alberta are confident Canada can avoid ...

The Calgary Zoo says Kyle Burks has more than 20 years of management, wildlife conservation and animal care experience. He has held leadership positions at the Sacramento Zoo, Denver Zoo and The Walt ...

Currently, anyone can collect wild animals like lions and tigers and they can open to the public and operate as a zoo,' says ...

The Bronx Zoo was named the No. 2 “worst” zoo for elephants as animal activists say its famed trunked resident “Happy” is one pouty pachyderm that should be released to a sanctuary.

TORONTO (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party finds itself in search of a new leader while dealing ...

The Toronto Zoo ended 2024 by bidding farewell to two geriatric, long-term residents over the past week — the last in a series of animal deaths at the zoo last year. Moja, a 25-year-old ...

The Toronto Zoo made the difficult decision last week to euthanize two elderly animals whose health was rapidly declining. In a social media post shared on Saturday, the Zoo announced that it had said ...

Well, that wish is about to come true for travellers to Japan. A yet-to-opened zoo on the island nation is promising visitors a “place where your wish to become an animal comes true” for about ...

The Toronto Zoo is mourning the deaths of two of its animals. Last week, the zoo lost 25-year-old spotted hyena Moja and 11-year-old American moose Lily. Over the past week, your Toronto Zoo said ...

Real estate experts got many forecasts wrong in 2024 — Toronto’s spring and fall market ... and the Bank of Canada interest rate cuts were supposed to be gradual but fell rapidly.