Canadian Fans Banned from ICC Cricket Tournament
ICC bans spectators from Canada-Netherlands-US cricket tournament at King City due to security concerns, sparking outrage among local fans.
Category : Environment
June Snow Forecast for B.C. Interior Highway Passes
DriveBC warns of rare June snowfall on B.C. Interior highway passes. Travelers advised to prepare for winter conditions as a cold front moves through.
Rare Cozumel Dwarf Fox Photographed Alive After 20 Years
First photos in two decades confirm the survival of the critically endangered Cozumel dwarf fox, offering hope for conservation efforts.
Winnipeg Under Tornado Watch as Storms Hit Manitoba
Winnipeg and other Manitoba communities are under a tornado watch as severe storms roll through the region, prompting states of emergency in multiple flooded areas.
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Free Tandem Bike Service for Blind Nova Scotians Expands
A free tandem bike service for blind and visually impaired Nova Scotians is growing, offering inclusive cycling experiences and promoting accessibility across the province.
Tornado Watch for Southeast Saskatchewan (09.06.2026)
Environment Canada has issued a tornado watch for parts of southeast Saskatchewan, including Regina, as severe storms threaten the region.
Endangered Right Whale Spotted Near Shippagan, N.B.
A North Atlantic right whale, one of the most endangered whale species, has been sighted near Shippagan, New Brunswick, raising concerns for its safety.
Quebec Launches Rabies Vaccination for Skunks, Raccoons
Quebec wildlife officials begin rabies vaccination campaign for skunks and raccoons to prevent the outbreak from spreading to Montreal.
Heat Warning for Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent
Environment Canada issues a yellow heat warning for southwestern Ontario, including Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent, as temperatures soar.
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Students on Ice Foundation Launches 2026 Arctic Expeditions
The Students on Ice Foundation announces two 2026 Arctic expeditions, involving 200 youth, educators, and leaders, celebrating 30 years of Arctic cooperation.
Winnipeg Weather: More Severe Storms Possible
Colleen Bready forecasts more severe weather for Winnipeg on June 9, 2026, with thunderstorms and humidity after a hot spell. Stay updated on conditions.
Alberta Woman Killed in Hiking Accident on Mount Bryant
Katie Heaven, 47, of Airdrie, died after falling from Mount Bryant's east ridge on June 6. Family and friends remember her as an avid hiker and beloved community member.
Winnipeg Bike to Work Day Returns for 2026 Event
Winnipeg's Bike to Work Day is back, encouraging commuters to cycle on June 9, 2026. The event promotes active transportation and environmental benefits.
Utility Global Signs First H2Gen Project in South Korea
Utility Global and SAMJIN E&I sign engineering agreement for a commercial H2Gen hydrogen plant in Daejeon, South Korea, producing 3.5 tons per day for hydrogen-powered trams.
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Equifruit Celebrates 20 Years of Fairtrade Bananas with Impact Report
Equifruit releases its inaugural Impact Report, highlighting US$5.8M in Fairtrade Premium and 20 years of ethical banana sourcing.
CSA Astronaut Jeremy Hansen in Canada for Artemis II Events
Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen will visit Canada from June 10-12, 2026, for public events in Halifax and Toronto to discuss the Artemis II mission and engage with youth.
Everest Survivor Out of ICU, Probe Calls Grow
A climber who dragged himself off Mount Everest after being abandoned is now out of intensive care, sparking growing calls for a probe into the incident.
Gogama Safe as Timmins 9 Wildfire Rages Near Mattagami
The Timmins 9 wildfire remains over 3,100 hectares, threatening Mattagami First Nation. Evacuees unlikely to return this week. Gogama is no longer in danger.
Innisfil's Free Bike Rodeo Teaches Kids Safety Skills
Innisfil hosts a free bike rodeo for kids, teaching helmet use and safety skills. Event aims to promote cycling safety among children.
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Measurabl Cuts Building Energy Use by 10% with Faster Data Integration
Measurabl's Optimize now connects directly to utility data feeds, enabling faster, lower-cost energy savings of 10% or more without hardware installation.
Search for Lynette Hooker in Bahamas Ends Without Answers
A new search for missing American sailor Lynette Hooker in the Bahamas concluded without answers. She was last seen falling from a dinghy on April 4.
Saint-Hyacinthe Lawn Watering Ban Extended to Aug 31
Saint-Hyacinthe extends its lawn watering ban to August 31 due to ongoing drought conditions, urging residents to conserve water.
Sandbagging in Flood-Ravaged Manitoba Town After Severe Storms
Multiple Manitoba communities are recovering from severe storms. Sandbagging is underway in a flood-ravaged town as residents brace for more water. CTV's Harrison Shin reports.
Japanese city captures bear that caused fear, school closures
A bear that terrorized a Japanese city, causing school closures, has been captured. The incident highlights human-wildlife conflict in urban areas.
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Ottawa Sunshine and 30°C Before Rain Wednesday
Ottawa enjoys sunny 30°C today ahead of 10-15mm rain Wednesday. Also: Toronto man charged in wellness clinic assault, and more local news.
China's exports jump 19.4% in May on auto, tech demand
China's exports rose 19.4% in May 2026 from a year earlier, fueled by strong demand for automobiles and technology goods, according to official data.
Philippine Earthquake Kills 37, Displaces 32,000
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in the Philippines has killed at least 37 people and displaced 32,000, with families in Canada anxiously awaiting news of loved ones.
Churchbridge Dance Studio Floods After Heavy Rain
A Churchbridge dance studio flooded after weekend storms dumped up to 50 mm of rain in Saskatchewan. The severe weather also caused multiple funnel clouds and road closures.
London Faces Hot and Humid Day with Feels-Like 37
Londoners can expect an uncomfortably hot and humid day with temperatures feeling like 37°C. Meteorologist Julie Atchison warns of possible showers.
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Indigenous Leadership Key to Canada's Climate Energy Transition
New research highlights four Indigenous-led case studies on electricity grid expansion, resource development, and climate data, underscoring the role of Indigenous expertise in Canada's climate policy.
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