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.
Category : Environment
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.
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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.
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.
Honda Halts Alliston EV Plants, Ontario Faces Setback
Ontario's electric vehicle push faces another setback as Honda reportedly halts plans for new EV and battery plants in Alliston. Minister Fedeli remains optimistic about the auto sector's resilience.
Rescue for Hikers Near Vancouver in Winter Conditions
Lions Bay Search and Rescue is working to free two stranded hikers in the mountains near Vancouver amid full winter conditions on the trail.
Elite Swimmers Generate $1M in Local Revenue for Windsor
A major swim event at Windsor International Aquatic Centre brings $1 million to the local economy, showcasing the city's sports tourism potential.
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NB Urged to Speed Up Clean Water Guidelines
A New Brunswick doctor calls on the province to fast-track Health Canada's clean water guidelines, citing health risks from outdated standards.
Ottawa Tulips Bloom: 2026 Display Guide
The iconic tulips are blooming along Ottawa's Rideau Canal. Learn about the best viewing spots, peak season, and festival highlights for 2026.
Extended Warm Spell Settles Over Edmonton Region
Edmonton is experiencing a prolonged warm spell, with temperatures well above seasonal averages. The sunny weather is expected to continue through the weekend.
Grey Whale Sightings: Hope and Peril in B.C.
A grey whale near Vancouver sparks joy but highlights risks from political decisions, food scarcity, and marine traffic threats.
Ontario $300M Deal for World's Largest Nuclear Plant
Ontario signs a $300M cost-sharing agreement to potentially build the world's largest nuclear generating facility at Bruce Power, boosting clean energy.
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Ultramarathon Runner Dies in Arizona Medical Emergency
A runner died during the Cocodona 250 ultramarathon in Flagstaff, Arizona, after a medical emergency. The incident occurred as crowds gathered to watch finishers.
Manitoba Prepares for Wildfire Season with New Investments
Manitoba boosts wildfire preparedness with new equipment and staff. The province invests millions to enhance firefighting capabilities as the 2026 season approaches.
SEA Index Expands to Japan, Growing Global Marina Network
The Superyacht Eco Association SEA Index partners with Japan Marina & Beach Association, expanding its global marina network to over 100 marinas and promoting sustainable yachting practices.
TB Van Tested Saskatoon Residents in 1956 Survey
In 1956, a tuberculosis van visited Saskatoon schools as part of a mass survey, x-raying over 15,000 residents to identify TB cases.
Everest Season Opens Late Amid Ice Block, High Costs
Mount Everest climbing season starts late due to a massive ice block and high travel expenses, but climbers remain undeterred. The Khumbu Icefall poses risks.
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Runner Dies at Arizona Ultramarathon
A runner competing in the Cocodona 250 ultramarathon in Arizona died after suffering a medical emergency. The incident occurred during the race in Flagstaff.
Hazmat teams run emergency scenarios in North Bay
Hazardous materials response teams from across Ontario gathered in North Bay to test capabilities through two challenging scenarios at 22 Wing/CFB and Jack Garland Airport.
Cooler-Than-Normal Temperatures Expected in Ottawa This Week
Ottawa will see cooler-than-normal temperatures this week despite tulips blooming. Stay updated on weather and local news.
Tesla China EV sales jump 36% in April, extending rebound
Tesla's China-made electric vehicle sales rose 36% in April from a year earlier, marking continued recovery in the world's largest auto market.
Ice Dippers Use Britannia Flooding for Extended Plunges
The Ottawa West Ice Dippers turned Britannia Beach flooding into an opportunity for cold plunges, with a viral photo of a member reading on a submerged bench.
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Lake Panache Residents Stranded by Flooding, Fear Damage
High water levels cut off Lake Panache residents, sparking fears of flood damage. Northern Ontario communities brace for ongoing flooding.
Lake Panache Flooding Cuts Off Residents, Damages Homes
High water levels have isolated Lake Panache residents, who now fear flood damage to their properties amid ongoing northern Ontario flooding.
Sudbury KED Site Proposed as Waste Transfer Facility
Greater Sudbury's planning committee reviews a proposal to convert the former Kingsway Entertainment District site into a waste transfer facility.
Calgary Set for Warm and Sunny Week Ahead
Calgary will enjoy warm and sunny weather throughout the week, according to the latest forecast. Residents can expect pleasant conditions ideal for outdoor activities.
Alaska Wildlife Agents Can Kill Bears from Helicopters: Judge
A federal judge in Alaska ruled that wildlife agents can shoot bears from helicopters to protect declining caribou populations, sparking debate over conservation methods.
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London Joins Great Lakes Declaration for Water Business
London, Ontario has signed onto a cross-border initiative with 425 cities to attract water-centered businesses along the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway, boosting economic and environmental collaboration.
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