Toronto Zoo Welcomes 6-Foot-4 Masai Giraffe Calf
A newborn female Masai giraffe measuring an impressive 6-foot-4 has arrived at the Toronto Zoo, marking a significant addition to the endangered species population through careful breeding programs.
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Waterloo Region's New Waste Cart System Explained
Waterloo Region has introduced a new waste collection cart system to improve efficiency and sustainability. Here's a detailed guide on how the program operates, its benefits, and what residents need to know.
Nova Scotia's Financial Plan for Offshore Wind Industry
Nova Scotia has announced a comprehensive financial framework to support its emerging offshore wind sector, aiming to attract investment and boost renewable energy production.
Alberta Clipper Brings Snow Squall Risk, Residents Prepare
An Alberta clipper system is expected to move into the region Tuesday night, bringing a risk of snow squalls on Wednesday. Residents are advised to keep shovels handy and prepare for winter driving conditions.
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Blustery Winter Day in Manitoba with Snow Forecast
Colleen Bready provides the weather forecast for February 24, 2026, detailing a blustery winter day in Manitoba with lighter snow expected late Wednesday into Thursday.
Toronto Zoo Welcomes New Giraffe Calf After Father's Death
A female giraffe calf has been born at the Toronto Zoo, standing over six feet tall shortly after birth. This joyful event comes just a month after the calf's father passed away, marking a bittersweet moment for the zoo's conservation efforts.
Maritimes Braced for Late-Week Snowfall
A new round of light snow is forecast to hit the Maritimes late Wednesday into Thursday, following recent school closures and travel disruptions from winter storms in the region.
Rights Group Slams Treatment of Viral Japanese Monkey
A prominent animal rights organization has issued a scathing report criticizing the handling of a famous Japanese monkey that gained internet fame, highlighting welfare concerns in viral animal phenomena.
Toronto Zoo's New Giraffe Calf Born After Father's Death
A female giraffe calf was born at the Toronto Zoo, standing tall within 30 minutes. This birth brings joy following the loss of the father giraffe earlier this year.
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Heavy Snowfall Hits Whistler and Southern B.C.
Significant snowfall has been recorded in Whistler and across southern British Columbia, with snow walls reaching up to twenty feet high on hiking trails, impacting local conditions.
3M on Trial in Belgium Over Post-it 'Forever Chemicals'
The multinational corporation 3M is facing a significant legal trial in Belgium concerning the alleged use of persistent 'forever chemicals' in its iconic Post-it notes, raising health and environmental concerns.
Toronto Braces for Snowfall Arriving Tuesday Night
Toronto is set to experience a fresh wave of winter weather, with snow forecasted to arrive on Tuesday night. Residents are advised to prepare for potential accumulation and hazardous road conditions as temperatures fluctuate.
Ottawa's EV Incentives vs. Nova Scotia's Tax Hike
While the federal government offers rebates for electric vehicle purchases, Nova Scotia has increased taxes on EVs, leading to higher costs for consumers in the province and sparking debate over affordability and environmental goals.
Calgary's Mild Reprieve: 8°C Before Weekend Snow
Calgary residents can expect a brief return of mild weather with daytime highs reaching 8°C this week, but forecasters warn that more snow is on the horizon for the weekend, continuing the region's unpredictable winter pattern.
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Mild Air Briefly Returns to Edmonton, Winter Loosens Grip
Edmonton experiences a short-lived return of mild air, offering a brief respite from winter's chill before colder temperatures are expected to resume later in the week.
Little Canada March Break: Build Mini Trees for Real Forests
During March Break, Little Canada hosts the Build-a-Tiny-Tree Workshop where families create miniature trees that support real tree planting across Canada through One Tree Planted.
Waterloo Region Braces for Winter Snowfall: Up to 10 cm
Environment Canada issues a special weather statement for Waterloo Region, forecasting 5 to 10 centimetres of snow starting Tuesday evening, prompting winter weather preparations.
Calgary High-Rise Fire Displaces 100 Residents
A significant fire erupted on the 23rd floor of a southwest Calgary high-rise, displacing approximately 100 people and involving a major emergency response from the Calgary Fire Department.
72 Tigers Die from Canine Distemper in Thai Tourist Parks
Thai authorities have determined that 72 tigers at tourist parks died from canine distemper, alleviating earlier concerns about a potential bird flu outbreak.
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First-of-its-Kind Research on Lake Winnipeg Microalgae Viruses
University of Winnipeg researchers are conducting groundbreaking research into viruses and microbes in Lake Winnipeg, focusing on their impact on microalgae and aquatic ecosystems.
Montreal Wind Chill Hits Minus-23 C, Urging Indoor Stay
Montreal faces extreme cold with wind chill dropping to minus-23 C, accompanied by flurries and snow. The harsh conditions contrast with a sunny high of minus-9 C, prompting safety warnings.
Maritime Schools Closed Due to Winter Storm
A severe winter storm has forced widespread school closures across the Maritimes, disrupting education and travel as authorities urge caution.
Northeast U.S. Recovers from Severe Snowstorm, Disruptions Ease
A major snowstorm swept through the Northeast United States, causing widespread flight cancellations and school closures. Communities are now working to clear roads and restore normal operations.
Northeast Digs Out From Historic Bomb Cyclone
A record-breaking winter storm dumped over 3 feet of snow across the Northeast, causing widespread disruptions. As cleanup continues, forecasters warn another system is approaching.
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Saskatoon Groups Challenge Freeway Plan with Fiscal Arguments
Local organizations in Saskatoon are reframing the debate around a proposed $3 billion freeway, highlighting fiscal responsibility and environmental concerns about urban sprawl and the Northeast Swale wetland.
Windsor-Essex Braces for Cloudy Stretch, Gusty Winds and Flurries
Residents of Windsor-Essex should prepare for a stretch of cloudy weather accompanied by gusty winds and potential snow flurries mid-week, according to the latest forecast.
Arctic Blast Hits Ottawa, Snow Expected Wednesday
Ottawa residents brace for frigid temperatures today, with a significant snowfall of 5 cm predicted for Wednesday, as a cold front sweeps across the region.
Bitter Cold and Snow Forecast This Week
Meteorologists predict a significant cold snap and snowfall across the region, with weather alerts already issued. The forecast follows a week of extreme weather events nationally.
Maritime Schools Close as Nor'easter Hits
A severe winter storm has forced widespread school closures and cancellations across the Maritimes, with weather alerts blanketing the region and disrupting daily life.
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Manitoba Advocates Oppose Swan and Dove Hunting Proposals
Wildlife experts and hunting groups in Manitoba express strong concerns over proposals to add swans and doves to the hunting season, citing ecological and ethical issues.
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