Banff National Park heads toward record attendance
Banff National Park is on track for a record-breaking year as free admission drives visitor numbers up 8%. Discover the impacts on popular sites and management strategies.
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Shubie Park Winter RV Rentals Available Again
RV spaces at Dartmouth's Shubie Park campground are available for winter rental starting November 2025. Discover this seasonal opportunity in Nova Scotia.
Murder fugitive caught at Canada-U.S. border
U.S. border agents apprehended Vishat Kumar, a fugitive wanted for murder in India, as he attempted to illegally enter Canada from New York. Biometric technology revealed his true identity.
100 attend rally for Nova Scotia protected areas
Close to 100 conservation supporters gathered in Nova Scotia to demand enhanced protection for natural areas including West Mabou Beach Provincial Park. Join the movement.
Stanley Park seawall closing for maintenance work
A section of Vancouver's iconic Stanley Park seawall is closing for essential maintenance and upgrades. Learn about the closure details and what improvements are planned.
Calgary vs. Edmonton: Best River Valley Faceoff
Explore the ultimate comparison of Calgary and Edmonton's river valleys. Discover which Alberta city offers the best parks, attractions, and recreation for its citizens.
Windsor Peace Fountain Return Delayed to 2026
Windsor's iconic Peace Fountain faces delays until late 2026 due to unexpected issues discovered during underwater surveys. Discover the challenges and new timeline for this $10.5M Detroit River attraction.
Calgary residents upset over playground demolition
Citadel community members demand answers after city removes playground without replacement plan. Local families express frustration over loss of recreational space.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre closure frustrates swim clubs
The indefinite closure of Vancouver Aquatic Centre after ceiling damage displaces swim clubs. User groups face transparency issues and limited pool access in the city.
Disney Q4 2025: Streaming & Parks Shine
The Walt Disney Company reports a strong fourth quarter driven by streaming services and theme parks, while traditional TV networks face challenges. Discover the key financial results.
Douglas Fir Trail Closure Concerns in Calgary
Community members rally as Calgary's beloved Douglas Fir Trail faces potential permanent closure. Learn about the ongoing efforts to preserve this natural gem.
Windsor Riverfront Parks Renovations Begin November 2025
Major improvements are coming to two Windsor riverfront parks as construction begins in November 2025. Learn about the upcoming changes to Assumption North Park and other waterfront enhancements.
Golf course to take 33% of Cape Breton park: Cabot
Cabot's proposed golf course development would consume more than one-third of West Mabou Beach Provincial Park, raising environmental concerns. Learn about the project's impact.
Edmontonians flock to new downtown park in warm November
Edmonton residents embraced unseasonably warm November weather to experience the new O-Day'Min Park. Discover how this downtown green space is building community connections.
Europe's New Entry System for Canadian Travellers
Europe's new Entry/Exit System (EES) replaces passport stamps with digital checks for Canadian travellers. Learn how it works and what data is collected.
Calgary Rally Demands Stronger Protection for Alberta Parks
Environmental advocates gathered in Calgary to demand enhanced conservation measures for Alberta's provincial parks and recreation areas amid growing development concerns.
Childhood friends reunite after 40 years in Vancouver park
Two childhood friends from Vancouver defied the odds by reconnecting after four decades through an impromptu football game in a local park, proving that some bonds never break.
Vancouver Park Board Fights Mayor's Budget Cuts
Vancouver's elected Park Board is taking a stand against city-imposed budget reductions that threaten community services, programs, and maintenance across local parks and recreation facilities.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre Closed Over Ceiling Damage
The Vancouver Aquatic Centre has been shut down indefinitely after concerning ceiling damage was found during routine maintenance, leaving swimmers and fitness enthusiasts without their downtown facility.
Liberals Tackle Youth Affordability with Tax Cuts & Reforms
The Canadian government unveils sweeping measures to tackle youth financial struggles, including employment incentives, tax relief, and banking fee reforms aimed at younger generations.
Canadian Unity Crisis: Carbon Tax Divides Nation
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refuses to pause the carbon tax increase amid soaring living costs, provincial leaders warn of growing national unity crisis. Discover why Canada faces its most significant constitutional challenge in decades.
Budget 2025 Cuts Intelligence Watchdog Funds
Canada's 2025 federal budget reveals significant cuts to intelligence oversight agencies, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in national security operations.
New Swimming Deck Coming to Burrard Inlet
Metro Vancouver announces ambitious plan to build permanent swimming deck in Burrard Inlet, marking significant step toward swimmable waterfront and climate-resilient infrastructure.
JD Vance's Awkward RNC Hug Goes Viral
A painfully awkward embrace between JD Vance and supporter Erika Kain at the RNC has become a viral sensation. Body language experts reveal what the uncomfortable moment really says about the Ohio Senator.
Ottawa Seeks Feedback on Alcohol in Parks Pilot
Ottawa residents can now voice their opinions on making alcohol consumption legal in city parks as part of a potential pilot project that could transform summer gatherings.
Mike Johnson: Cartels Have 'Exquisite Intelligence'
House Speaker Mike Johnson reveals stunning intelligence about Mexican cartels operating as terrorist organizations at the southern border, raising national security concerns across Canada and beyond.
Metro Vancouver May Expand Camping Opportunities
Metro Vancouver is exploring significant expansion of regional camping opportunities to meet growing public demand for outdoor recreation access across the region's park system.
Trump Admin Considered Resuming Nuclear Weapons Testing
Exclusive: White House officials debated conducting first US nuclear test explosion since 1992, raising global security concerns and potential arms race implications.
Sudbury's Memorial Park Gets $1.5M Facelift
Greater Sudbury embarks on exciting transformation of Memorial Park with new amenities, improved accessibility, and enhanced green spaces for community enjoyment.
FBI thwarts alleged terror plot targeting Michigan church
Federal authorities reveal chilling details of a foiled terrorist attack targeting a Michigan church, with suspects allegedly inspired by ISIS ideology.
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