Mounties Search for Missing Snowmobiler in Northern B.C.
RCMP are searching for a missing snowmobiler in northern British Columbia under extreme weather conditions, with treacherous terrain complicating efforts.
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Canadians from Hantavirus Cruise Ship to Quarantine in B.C.
Four asymptomatic Canadians from a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship are returning to Canada, heading to British Columbia for quarantine under strict supervision.
Storm Destroys Barn, Flips Solar Panels Near London, Ont.
A severe Saturday storm tore through north of London, Ontario, destroying a barn and flipping solar panels. Residents recount terrifying moments as damage assessment continues.
Energy Secretary Backtracks on Gas Price Predictions
Energy Secretary Chris Wright avoids predicting gas prices after earlier forecast of under $3. Gas hits $4.52, with $5 possible as war continues.
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Venezuela warns of serious environmental impact from oil spill
Venezuela alerts about severe environmental damage from a reported oil spill in Trinidad and Tobago waters, urging international action.
Over 200 Protest Data Centre in Saint John, N.B.
More than 200 demonstrators gathered in Saint John, New Brunswick, to oppose a proposed data centre, citing environmental and community concerns.
Birds Fear Women More Than Men, Study Shows
A new study finds city birds flee faster from women than men, even when disguised, suggesting subtle cues trigger fear responses.
Windsor Remembers Boer War Veterans in Ceremony
Dignitaries gathered in Windsor, Ont. on May 9, 2026, to honor those who served in the Boer War, remembering their sacrifices and contributions.
Whistler Mom's Mountain-Moving Love for Daughter with Disabilities
Sue Hargrave defied odds to help her daughter Eliza overcome severe developmental challenges, and now leads The Traverse, providing private housing for individuals with disabilities.
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Bolivia's Fuel Crisis Spurs Electric Car Adoption
Bolivia faces fuel shortages and poor-quality gasoline, driving a rise in electric vehicles. Simón Huanca exemplifies this shift in El Alto.
Quebecers Fear Birth Rate Drop Will Harm Economy, Culture
A new study reveals that a majority of Quebecers believe the province's falling birth rates will negatively impact its economy and culture, sparking concern about the future.
Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship Docks in Canary Islands
The MV Hondius, hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak, docks in Tenerife. Passengers begin evacuation, including four Canadians. WHO screens remaining 130 aboard.
Bluenose II Captain Marks 25 Years at Helm
Captain Phil Watson of the Bluenose II reflects on a quarter-century navigating the iconic Canadian schooner, preserving maritime heritage.
Mild Weather and Showers Expected in Ottawa This Weekend
Ottawa's forecast calls for mild temperatures and scattered showers this weekend, with a mix of sun and clouds. Residents can expect pleasant spring weather.
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Germiest Hotel Lobby Spots and How to Avoid Sickness
Hotel lobbies are germ hotspots. Learn which surfaces are dirtiest, what bugs lurk, and simple steps to protect your health during your stay.
DNA Analysis Unveils Franklin Expedition Secrets
Canadian anthropologists used DNA to identify bones from the Franklin Expedition, solving a 170-year-old mystery about the crew's final days.
City Birds More Scared of Women Than Men: Study
A new study reveals that urban birds flee faster from women than men, suggesting birds perceive women as more threatening due to higher-pitched voices.
Rainy Spring Brings Early Mosquito Surge, Expert Warns
A rainy spring has led to an earlier and more abundant mosquito season. Experts share tips to keep your backyard bite-free.
Bird Lovers Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan residents gathered at the Saskatchewan Science Centre to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day, featuring educational activities and bird-watching events.
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Whale Safety Cards Handed Out at Vancouver Beaches
Volunteers distribute whale safety pamphlets at Vancouver beaches after a jet ski struck a whale. The initiative aims to prevent future incidents and protect marine life.
Adapt Expo Ottawa: Inclusive Sports and Accessibility
The Adapt Expo in Ottawa showcased inclusive sports and accessibility innovations, featuring adaptive equipment and activities for people with disabilities.
Frost Advisory for Southern Ontario Near Freezing
Environment Canada issues frost advisory for parts of southern Ontario as temperatures approach freezing, threatening sensitive plants.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Southwestern Ontario
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern Ontario, with potential for strong winds, large hail, and heavy rain. Residents are advised to take precautions.
Fire Restrictions Expand Across Alberta Amid Dry Spring
Fire restrictions and advisories are expanding across northern and central Alberta due to dry spring conditions, with Morinville issuing a local advisory. Multiple counties are affected.
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Sea Cadets Break Ground on New Waterfront Building in Barrie
Sea Cadets in Barrie have broken ground on a new waterfront facility, marking a significant milestone for the organization and the community.
B.C. climate news: FortisBC permit violation, El Niño forecast
FortisBC violates environmental permit for over a year; severe weather expected with strong El Niño; B.C. Hydro sets May demand record.
RCMP Search for Human Remains West of Calgary
RCMP and Cochrane Search and Rescue are searching for human remains west of Calgary. The investigation is ongoing, with no further details released.
Prince Albert Park Closed Over High River Flows
A popular urban park in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has been closed to the public due to dangerously elevated river flows, city officials announced.
Sask. Flooding Cuts Off Road Access to Île-à-la-Crosse Hospital
Severe flooding in Saskatchewan has isolated Île-à-la-Crosse hospital, cutting off road access. Officials scramble to ensure emergency services continue amid rising waters.
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CF-18 Flies Over Ottawa for Tulip Festival Opening
A CF-18 Hornet performed a flyover at the Canadian Tulip Festival's opening ceremony in Ottawa, marking a highlight of the event.
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