Lake Simcoe Shoreline High Risk, LSRCA Warns
The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority warns that the shoreline remains a high-risk area due to ongoing hazards, urging residents to stay cautious.
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Firesmart Volunteers Target Urban Wildfire Prevention in Vancouver
Firesmart volunteers in Vancouver are taking proactive steps to reduce urban wildfire risks. The BC Wildfire Service is also preparing for the threat as the city ramps up prevention efforts.
9 missing after Washington paper mill tank implosion
Nine people are missing after a tank implosion at a Washington paper mill. Officials say there is no hope of finding survivors.
Ice Fisher Missing Since March Found Dead in Annapolis River
The body of an ice fisher missing since March has been discovered along the Annapolis River in Nova Scotia, according to police.
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Woman killed by flying umbrella at SC restaurant
A 56-year-old woman died after a wind-blown umbrella struck her at a South Carolina restaurant. Sudden strong winds caused the incident.
Dozens of Assad-Era Chemical Weapons Found in Syria
A watchdog reports dozens of chemical weapons from the Assad era were discovered in Syria recently, raising concerns about security and compliance.
Bjorn Lomborg: Al Gore's Inaccurate Untruths Distorted Policy
Bjorn Lomborg critiques Al Gore's 'An Inconvenient Truth' two decades on, arguing panic-driven policies failed while cheap energy research remains key.
Meteor Streaks Across GTA Sky in Ontario
A possible meteor was seen flying through the sky in Ontario early Wednesday morning, with multiple reports of a fireball across the GTA.
Ontario Sky Lit Up by Possible Meteor Sighting
A possible meteor sighting in Ontario on May 27, 2026, lit up the skies across the province, with many residents reporting bright flashes and loud booms.
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Canada Negotiates Saab GlobalEye Jet Purchase for Arctic
Canada has entered negotiations to acquire Saab's GlobalEye surveillance aircraft. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the deal at CANSEC, highlighting Arctic threat detection and Canadian production involvement.
Five Found Alive in Laos Cave, Two Still Missing
Rescuers found five villagers alive in a flooded Laos cave, but two remain missing. The team, famous for saving Thai soccer players in 2018, continues the search.
5 Found Alive in Laos Cave, 2 Missing
Five villagers trapped in a flooded cave in Laos for over a week were found alive. Two remain missing, and rescue efforts continue amid challenging terrain.
Heat Warning Issued for Parts of Manitoba
Environment Canada issues a heat warning for parts of Manitoba, with temperatures expected to soar. Residents advised to take precautions.
New Tecumseth to Host TreeFest 2026
New Tecumseth will host TreeFest 2026, a community event focused on tree planting and environmental stewardship. Details on participation and benefits.
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Sudbury Boil Water Advisory False Alarm
A two-day boil water advisory in Greater Sudbury from May 6-8 was a false alarm, officials say. No contamination found.
Free Skin Cancer Screenings on Parliament Hill
Canadian Dermatology Association and Melanoma Canada offer free skin cancer screenings on Parliament Hill, highlighting early detection and need for better access to care.
Prairies Face 'Anomalously Warm' Heat Wave, Raising Wildfire Fears
Heat warnings are active across the Prairies as temperatures soar, fueling wildfire concerns in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Experts warn of record-breaking heat.
5 Missing in Laos Cave Found Alive After a Week
Five villagers missing for over a week in a flooded Laos cave have been found alive by rescuers, who are now racing to reach them safely.
Paddleboarder Rescued from Ottawa River by Fire Services
Ottawa Fire Services rescued a paddleboarder from the Ottawa River in the east end on May 27, 2026. The individual was brought to safety without injury.
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Guelph Arboretum Bumblebee Tracker Takes Flight
A new Bluetooth tracker at the Guelph Arboretum aims to monitor bumblebee activity, engaging citizens in conservation efforts and providing valuable data on pollinator health.
Ottawa's 20°C Streak Continues: Warm Weather Persists
Ottawa enjoys another day of 20°C temperatures as warm spring weather continues. Canada geese gather along the Ottawa River at Britannia Beach.
Canada Can't Afford $20-Billion Pathways CCS Boondoggle
Joe Oliver argues the $20-billion Pathways carbon capture project is a waste of taxpayer money, offering negligible emissions reduction and serving only as political cover for Prime Minister Carney.
Biased IPCC Summaries and Media Skew Climate Reports
A new NBER study shows IPCC summaries lean severe, and media amplify that bias, fueling climate alarm and policy shifts.
Saskatoon Student Volunteers in Ukraine Amid Attacks
Taisa Rudy, a university student from Saskatoon, is volunteering in Ukraine during escalating attacks, providing aid and support to affected communities.
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Beach Water Testing Starts Ahead of Summer Swim Season
Windsor-Essex County Health Unit begins beach water testing for summer. Public health inspector Jenny Tan collects samples to ensure safe swimming conditions.
El Niño to Shape Canada's Summer Weather in 2026
The Weather Network's 2026 Summer Forecast predicts a hot summer for western Canada, while central and eastern regions will see variable conditions due to a rapid transition to El Niño.
First Major Heat Wave Hits Prairie Provinces
Heat warnings are in effect across the Prairies as soaring temperatures fuel wildfire concerns in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The heat wave is expected to persist.
Sudbury All-Star Meet Puts Inclusion First for Special-Needs Students
Hundreds of special-needs students competed at the Rainbow District School Board's annual inclusive track meet at Laurentian University, promoting inclusion and athleticism.
Hot Spell to Continue in Calgary, Southern Alberta
Several communities in southern Alberta remain under a heat warning as the hot spell persists, with temperatures expected to stay high.
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Manitoba Bear Rescue Sues Over Quarry Approvals
A Manitoba bear rescue centre is taking the RM of Rockwood to court after conditional use approvals were granted for aggregate extraction near its facility, raising concerns for the animals.
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