Edmonton Snowfall Continues, More Expected Wednesday
Edmonton is covered in snow after a significant snowfall on March 25, 2026, with additional snow forecasted for Wednesday, impacting commuters and daily activities.
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Coquitlam Mudslide Cleanup Progresses, Access Restricted
Cleanup crews have cleared a passage through a major mudslide in north Coquitlam, but residents remain unable to return home pending geotechnical safety assessments. Eight people were evacuated by helicopter last week.
Australian Dog That Saved 100 Koalas Retires
Bear, an Australian canine celebrated for rescuing over 100 koalas, has officially retired. His work with conservationists highlights the vital role of detection dogs in wildlife protection efforts.
Stormwater Pond Makeover Reduces Lake Simcoe Pollution
A major renovation of the Victoria Green stormwater pond in Stroud, Ontario, completed through a partnership between the Town of Innisfil and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, is significantly reducing pollutants entering Lake Simcoe.
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Tecumseh Awards Waste Contract to GFL, Moves to Biweekly Pickup
The Municipality of Tecumseh in Windsor-Essex has awarded its waste collection contract to GFL Environmental, implementing a new biweekly garbage pickup schedule starting in 2026.
Manitoba Braces for Major Snowfall: Over 15 cm Expected
A significant winter storm is set to hit parts of Manitoba, bringing more than 15 centimeters of snow. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions and potential disruptions.
Ottawa Expects Cooler Weather with Night Flurries Wednesday
Ottawa residents should prepare for a chilly Wednesday with cooler temperatures and potential flurries or showers overnight, as forecasted for March 25, 2026.
Montread Braces for Freezing Rain Event This Week
Environment Canada issues warnings as freezing rain is forecasted to hit Montreal, potentially creating hazardous conditions on roads and sidewalks. Residents are advised to prepare for icy surfaces and possible disruptions.
London Braces for Midweek Showers and Wind
Londoners should prepare for a shift in weather as clouds roll in midweek, bringing rain and wind. Meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts fading sunshine and returning showers.
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Spring Warmth in Windsor-Essex with Showers, Thunderstorm Risk
Windsor-Essex experiences a warm spring day today, but residents should be cautious as showers and a potential thunderstorm loom, bringing unsettled weather conditions to the region.
Assiniboine Park Zoo Names Baby Goeldi Monkey 'Holly'
The Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg has officially named its new baby Goeldi monkey 'Holly,' marking a significant addition to its primate family.
Potential 'Super El Nino' Could Impact Canada in 2026
Canadian climate experts indicate a 50% chance of strong El Nino events this summer and fall, potentially bringing warmer temperatures but increased weather risks.
Snowfall Warnings Expand, Avalanche Risk Rises in Alberta
As a new weather system moves into Alberta, snowfall warnings have been expanded across the region, heightening avalanche risks and prompting safety alerts for residents and travelers.
Coquitlam Mudslide Cleanup Progresses, City Says
City officials report ongoing progress in the Coquitlam mudslide cleanup efforts following the March 2026 incident that impacted multiple homes in the area.
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Historic Heat Dome Expands East, Shattering March Records
A massive heat dome that smashed March temperature records in 14 states is moving east, potentially becoming one of the most expansive heat waves in U.S. history, with climate change cited as a key factor.
Coquitlam Mudslide Cleanup: Crews Clear Debris
Emergency crews in Coquitlam are clearing mudslide debris from Pipeline Road after a landslide trapped residents last week. Search and rescue teams successfully rescued all individuals.
Barrie's Ice Storm Lessons: A Year Later
One year after a severe ice storm hit Barrie, Ontario, the community reflects on the lessons learned to improve resilience and preparedness for future extreme weather events.
Alberta Groups Call for Federal Review of Carbon Capture Project
Indigenous and rural communities in Alberta are urging the federal government to conduct an environmental impact assessment on the Pathways Alliance's $16.5 billion carbon capture pipeline, citing lack of consultation.
Indigenous, Rural Leaders Oppose Northern Alberta Carbon Storage
A coalition of Indigenous and rural leaders in Alberta is forming strong opposition to a proposed carbon storage project in northern regions, citing environmental and sovereignty concerns.
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New Rule to Keep Vessels 1 km from Southern Resident Orcas
The federal government is floating a new regulation requiring vessels to maintain a one-kilometre distance from endangered southern resident orcas to protect them from disturbance and noise pollution.
Calgary Water Use in Red Zone; Officials Urge Conservation
Calgary officials report water consumption remains dangerously high in the red zone, urging residents to reduce usage to prevent shortages and maintain system stability.
Rossdale River Valley Land Sale Sparks Park Debate in Edmonton
Edmonton city council considers selling 3.7-acre river valley parcel for development, while advocates push for creating a central park to serve downtown residents and honor historical significance.
Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Helps Landowners with Gopher Overpopulation
The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is providing support and resources to landowners struggling with gopher overpopulation, offering practical solutions to manage the issue effectively.
New Brunswick Enacts New Recreational Fishing Rules
The province of New Brunswick has introduced updated regulations governing recreational fishing, affecting anglers across the region with new requirements and restrictions.
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B.C. Charter Boat Fined $5,000 for Illegal Crab Fishing
A Vancouver charter boat operator has been fined $5,000 for illegal crab fishing, including possession of undersized crabs, following a Department of Fisheries and Oceans investigation.
Icefield Parkway Closure Extended, Avalanche Risk Worsens
Parks Canada warns the Icefield Parkway will remain closed indefinitely due to worsening avalanche conditions, with emergency crews unable to operate safely in the area.
Temperatures Slow to Rise as Milder Air Moves into Southern Ontario
Southern Ontario experiences a gradual temperature increase on Tuesday as milder air masses move into the region, with detailed weather forecasts and regional climate impacts discussed.
Spring Snow Forecast for Manitoba by Colleen Bready
Meteorologist Colleen Bready forecasts spring snow for parts of Manitoba, with updated weather conditions for March 24, 2026, as wintry weather persists.
Canada Faces 'Super El Niño' Threat in 2026: Climate Expert Analysis
A potential 'super El Niño' forming in 2026 could bring record heat and severe weather shifts to Canada. University of Toronto professor Kent Moore explains the risks and impacts for the nation's climate and environment.
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Super El Niño Threat Looms Over Canada, Raising Weather Concerns
A potential 'super El Niño' is forming, threatening Canada with record heat and severe weather shifts. Professor Kent Moore of UofT explains the risks and impacts on the nation's climate.
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