Politics
Dow's Lake Swimming Dock Opens for Second Season in Ottawa
Ottawa's Dow's Lake swimming dock returns for its second season, offering a popular urban swimming spot for residents and visitors alike.
Business
Stolen Credit Card Used for $1,700 Spree: Lambton OPP Seek Suspect
Lambton OPP are searching for a suspect who stole a credit card and made $1,700 in unauthorized purchases on May 16, 2026. Authorities urge public assistance.
Sports
Final Day of CFL Training Camp: Roster Cuts and QB2 Uncertainty
Saskatchewan Roughriders coaches trim roster on final camp day, with backup quarterback still undecided. A look at the tension and waiting.
Lifestyle
Rare Dandie Dinmont Terriers to Parade at Edmonton's Hawrelak Park on June 6
Rarer than giant pandas, Dandie Dinmont terriers will parade at Edmonton's Hawrelak Park on June 6 for World Dandie Dinmont Day, featuring a bagpiper and tartan.
Health
Environment
Alberta Flood Prevention: Melting Snowpack and Rain Measures
Melting snowpack and expected rain in Alberta have triggered flood-prevention measures. The Bow River is already flooding in Banff, with more rain forecasted.
Windsor-Essex Health Unit Launches Tick Surveillance Program
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has initiated an active tick surveillance program to monitor tick populations and reduce Lyme disease risk in the region.
Widespread Outages Black Out Thousands in Muskoka, Central Ontario
Severe storms caused widespread power outages affecting thousands in Muskoka and central Ontario. Utility crews are working to restore electricity as residents face extended blackouts.
Sudbury Wildfire Expands to 72 Hectares, Uncontrolled
A wildfire west of Sudbury has grown to 72 hectares and remains uncontrolled, with water bombers deployed and local fire crews on scene.
Volcanic Eruption Offers New Weapon Against Potent Greenhouse Gas
A violent volcanic eruption may have uncovered a novel method to combat a powerful planet-heating gas, offering new hope in climate change mitigation efforts.
