Mild Weather Continues in Calgary Through Weekend
Calgary will see cloudy periods and sunny breaks, with rain arriving Friday night. Plus, a motorcyclist injured in Scarborough and hantavirus updates.
Category : Environment
Green Lane Landfill Nears Capacity; St. Thomas Seeks Answers
The Green Lane landfill is projected to reach capacity by 2035, prompting St. Thomas to seek clarity from Toronto on future waste management plans and alternatives.
Hikers in Shorts Rescued from Snowy North Shore Trail
Hikers wearing shorts and running shoes were rescued from a snowy trail on the North Shore, prompting warnings from search and rescue teams about proper gear.
Vancouver Warns of Crowded Waterways Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Officials in Vancouver are warning about congested waterways as the city prepares to host FIFA World Cup matches, urging boaters to plan ahead and follow safety guidelines.
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Hundreds Evacuated in Northern Sask. Flooding
Hundreds of residents have been evacuated from First Nation communities in northern Saskatchewan due to severe flooding, prompting a state of emergency in 35 communities.
B.C. Invests $1M in Lightning Reduction Tech for Wildfires
British Columbia allocates $1 million for lightning reduction technology to mitigate wildfire risks, marking a novel approach to fire prevention.
Stolen Car from 2024 Pulled from Manitoba River
A vehicle stolen in 2024 was recovered from the Netley Creek boat launch near Selkirk, Manitoba, by a local environmental group on May 7, 2026.
Foothill County Landowners Celebrate Battery Storage Denial
Landowners in Foothills County rejoice after the Alberta Utilities Commission denies a battery storage proposal near Frank Lake, citing environmental and safety concerns.
High Gas Prices Drive Surge in EV Interest Among Canadian Drivers
Rising fuel costs push more Canadian drivers to consider electric vehicles, with demand skyrocketing at dealerships and charging stations across the country.
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Maple Leaf Foods Adds Fuel Surcharge Amid Iran Conflict
Maple Leaf Foods introduces temporary fuel surcharge due to rising costs from the Iran war, affecting transportation and meat prices. CEO says surcharge will be removed when fuel markets normalize.
Waterloo Region's New Water Allocation Policy Unveiled
Waterloo Region introduces a new policy to govern water capacity allocation, addressing growth and sustainability. The framework aims to balance development with water conservation.
Waste Pile Near Calgary Landfill Sparks Outrage
A massive pile of debris near a southeast Calgary landfill has residents concerned about its size and impact, with cleanup expected by May end.
Saskatchewan Flooding: State of Emergency in 35 Communities
Severe flooding in Saskatchewan has led to a state of emergency in 35 communities. Officials urge residents to stay safe as waters rise.
RCMP, Search and Rescue Urge Albertans to Be Prepared
As spring arrives, Alberta RCMP and Search and Rescue emphasize preparedness for outdoor activities, noting a 19% increase in search and rescue activations in 2025.
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TTC Line 2 suspended between Jane and Ossington
No subway service on TTC Line 2 between Jane and Ossington stations. The TTC announced the suspension early Thursday, with shuttle buses replacing trains. No timeline for restoration has been given.
Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Found in Ontario Shipment
A nursery worker discovered dead spotted lanternflies in a shipment from Pennsylvania, raising concerns about the invasive pest's potential threat to Canadian agriculture.
Canadian Artistic Swimming Championships Start in Saskatoon
The 2026 Canadian artistic swimming championships began Tuesday at the Shaw Centre in Saskatoon, featuring over 400 swimmers from across Canada competing in solo, duet, and team events.
Ontario Backs Bruce Power Nuclear Expansion Project
The Ontario government is throwing its full support behind the Bruce Power nuclear expansion, aiming to boost clean energy and economic growth in the province.
Frost Advisory for GTA Tonight: See Expected Temperatures
A frost advisory is in effect for parts of the Greater Toronto Area tonight, with temperatures expected to drop near freezing. Learn how cold it could get and what areas are affected.
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Domtar Receives 2026 SFI Conservation Award
Domtar has been awarded the 2026 SFI Leadership in Conservation Award for its conservation collaborations and sustainable forest management practices across North America.
Calgary driver fined $1K for tossing cigarette out window
Calgary police fined a driver $1,000 for discarding a lit cigarette from a vehicle, citing fire risks and environmental concerns. The incident highlights enforcement of littering laws.
Record Turnout for Downtown Winnipeg Cleanup
A record number of volunteers joined the downtown Winnipeg cleanup, collecting litter and beautifying the area on May 7, 2026.
Vancouver Tree Canopy Expansion to Fight Extreme Heat
Vancouver is expanding its tree canopy to mitigate extreme heat, providing shade and cooling benefits to residents and reducing urban heat island effects.
Bear Warning for Kananaskis After Grizzly Charges Hiker
A bear warning has been issued for Kananaskis Country trails after a grizzly bluff charged a hiker. Officials urge caution in the area.
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River Breakup Complete, Flooding Concerns Over for Wood Buffalo
The Athabasca River breakup is complete, easing flood fears in Wood Buffalo. Officials monitor water levels as ice jams dissipate.
Grey Whale Struck by Jet Ski Heads Out to Sea
A grey whale struck by a Jet Ski in Vancouver is in good condition, last seen near English Bay heading out to sea. DFO continues monitoring.
Edmonton Big Bin, Free Eco-Station Events Return for 2026
Edmonton residents can once again use Big Bin and free eco-station weekend events in 2026 to dispose of oversized household items and waste responsibly.
Canada May Cap BYD, Tesla in China EV Quota
Canadian officials debate dividing low-tariff EV quota among Chinese makers like BYD and Tesla, with caps per company to ensure fair access.
Canada Invests $1 Billion in Small Craft Harbours
Fisheries minister announces $1 billion for small craft harbours across Canada, aiming to improve infrastructure and support coastal communities.
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Calgary Weather: Warm Spell Continues with Highs Around 20°C
Calgary enjoys a lengthy warm spell with daytime highs near 20°C until the May long weekend. Enjoy sunny skies and mild temperatures before a potential shift.
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