Calgary's Spring-Like Weather Continues All Week
Calgary residents can expect unseasonably warm, spring-like temperatures throughout the entire week, with meteorologists forecasting a continued warming trend.
Category : Environment
B.C. Minister Hopeful for Federal Flood Aid in Fraser Valley
British Columbia's Minister of Emergency Management expresses cautious optimism that Ottawa will provide assistance for Fraser Valley flood recovery efforts, highlighting ongoing provincial-federal discussions.
Cause of Sidney Marina Fire That Sank Yachts May Never Be Found
The fire chief in Sidney, B.C., states the investigation into the Van Isle Marina fire that destroyed three yachts has hit a dead end, with the cause likely to remain undetermined.
Barrie Sees Brief Respite from Winter Snow and Cold
The Barrie region is enjoying a slight break from the intense cold and heavy snowfall that has characterized recent weeks, offering temporary relief to residents and infrastructure.
London's Cold Snap with Flurries Until Friday Warm-Up
London, Ontario faces a week of bitter cold and intermittent snow flurries, with a significant warm-up expected by Friday. CTV News London meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the latest forecast details.
Fishing Boat Sinking Claims 7 Lives Near Gloucester
A tragic maritime incident off the coast of Gloucester, Massachusetts, America's oldest seaport, has resulted in the loss of seven lives after a fishing boat sank in icy waters.
NCC Secures Ottawa Wetlands in Conservation Deal
Nature Conservancy Canada has acquired significant wetlands in rural southwest Ottawa, protecting crucial habitat and biodiversity in the region.
Barrie Winter Snowfall: Current Season Totals and Data
An analysis of snowfall accumulation in Barrie this winter, comparing it to historical averages and examining regional weather patterns affecting Southern Ontario.
Winnipeg's Sunny Groundhog Day Before Snow Returns
Colleen Bready's Winnipeg weather forecast predicts sunny Groundhog Day conditions followed by returning snowfall, with temperatures briefly rising midweek.
Vancouver Forestry Review Seeks Overhaul, Moves Off Harvest Volumes
A significant review of British Columbia's forestry practices, centered in Vancouver, aims to overhaul the system by shifting focus away from harvest volumes toward ecological health and sustainability.
Sask Parks Open 2026 Camping Bookings April 13
Saskatchewan provincial parks begin online camping reservations for the 2026 season starting April 13, with 59 new seasonal sites added but two campgrounds closed due to wildfire damage.
London Cold Snap Until Friday Warm-Up
London faces a week of bitter cold and intermittent flurries, with a significant warm-up expected by Friday. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the latest forecast details.
Calgary Zoo Names Orphaned Grizzly Cubs from Alberta
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has officially named two orphaned grizzly bear cubs rescued from southern Alberta, highlighting their care and conservation efforts.
Foxes Block Police Cruiser in Northwestern Ontario
Two red foxes playfully cornered an Ontario Provincial Police cruiser in a residential area, delaying its exit in a charming wildlife encounter captured on video.
ERCA Bans Snowmobiles, ATVs from Conservation Lands
The Essex Region Conservation Authority warns that snowmobiles and ATVs are strictly prohibited in public conservation areas and trails, with increased patrols and fines for violations.
Calgary Temperatures to Soar 20 Degrees Above Average
Calgary is set for unseasonably warm weather on Wednesday, with temperatures forecast to reach up to 20 degrees Celsius above the seasonal average, offering a spring-like respite.
Barrie Groundhog Diggie Smalls Predicts Early Spring
Barrie's groundhog Diggie Smalls sees her shadow on Groundhog Day 2026, forecasting an early spring for the region amid varied predictions across Canada.
Dead North Atlantic Right Whale Found Off North Carolina
A deceased North Atlantic right whale has been located off the coast of North Carolina, raising concerns for the critically endangered species' conservation efforts in Canadian and Atlantic waters.
Frozen Iguanas Fall in Florida's Coldest Weather in 15 Years
Unusually cold temperatures in South Florida have caused green iguanas to enter a torpor state, falling from trees. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has issued special removal permits for this invasive species.
Lithium Batteries May Have Caused Chilliwack House Fire
Officials in Chilliwack, B.C., are investigating a house fire that may have been sparked by lithium batteries, highlighting safety concerns with these common power sources.
San Francisco Bay Area Hit by Series of Earthquakes
A sequence of early morning tremors rattled the San Francisco Bay Area, causing concern among residents and prompting assessments of infrastructure and safety protocols.
Groundhog Day Gale's 50th Anniversary: 1976 Storm Devastation
Fifty years ago, the Groundhog Day Gale unleashed catastrophic storm surges and winds across the Maritimes, causing widespread damage and reshaping coastal communities in New Brunswick and beyond.
Edmonton Spring Weather Defies Groundhog Day Forecast
Edmonton is set for unseasonably warm, spring-like conditions this week, challenging traditional Groundhog Day winter forecasts with temperatures feeling like spring.
Alberta Wildlife Rehab Sees Record Animal Intake in 2025
The Alberta Institute of Wildlife Conservation reports a historic high in animal patients received during 2025, highlighting growing pressures on wildlife rehabilitation efforts in the region.
Arun Banskota Named President and CEO of BluEarth Renewables
Calgary-based BluEarth Renewables announces Arun Banskota as its new President and CEO, bringing over 30 years of energy sector leadership experience to the renewable power producer.
Waterloo House Fire Draws Emergency Response
Emergency crews from Kitchener and Waterloo responded to a residential fire in Waterloo. Details on the incident's cause and any injuries remain under investigation by local authorities.
Punxsutawney Phil Forecasts Six More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney Phil, the famed weather-prognosticating groundhog, saw his shadow on Groundhog Day 2026, signaling an extended winter period across North America.
Nor'easter Hits Nova Scotia with Snow and Wind
A fast-moving nor'easter storm brought significant snowfall and powerful winds to Nova Scotia, causing disruptions and school closures across the province on February 2, 2026.
Calgary Among Few Cities With Climate for Winter Olympics by 2050s
A new study reveals only 52 cities worldwide will have reliably cold climates to host Winter Olympics by 2050s, with Calgary remaining a top North American candidate despite climate change challenges.
Barrie Faces Extended Cold, Snowy February Start
A prolonged period of cold and snowy weather settles over Barrie, Ontario, as February begins, with significant snowfall blanketing the region and impacting daily life.
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