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.
Category : Environment
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.
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.
Whale Struck by Jet Ski Near Vancouver in Good Condition
A humpback whale struck by a Jet Ski off Vancouver's coast is in good condition, officials say. The incident sparked outrage and an investigation.
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Centenarian Golfer Celebrates Birthday on the Course
A 100-year-old Saskatchewan man celebrated his birthday by doing what he loves most: golfing. He still plays daily, inspiring his community.
Saskatoon Wheelchair Dancer Heads to World Stage
A Saskatoon wheelchair dancer is set to compete on the world stage, bringing inspiration and showcasing the power of adaptive sports. The community celebrates her achievement.
Canada's EV Subsidy Strategy Crumbles as Honda Cancels Plant
Honda's decision to axe its planned $15 billion EV plant in Alliston, Ontario, highlights the failure of Canada's massive taxpayer-funded electric vehicle subsidy strategy.
Heavy floods turn backyard into lake, highway collapses
Flooding across the province caused a close call for a man and his passenger after Highway 335 collapsed due to excess water, leaving backyards submerged.
RM of Lakeside Battles Record Flooding: Highest Water Levels Ever Seen
The RM of Lakeside is combatting severe flooding, with officials calling it the highest water levels in a lifetime. Emergency measures are underway as residents face unprecedented challenges.
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Vancouver May Allow Sidewalk Delivery Robots on City Streets
Vancouver is considering allowing delivery robots on sidewalks, aiming to reduce traffic congestion and emissions. The proposal has sparked debate over safety and accessibility.
Ants invade Manitoba hospital again, surgeries cancelled
A hospital in Carman, Manitoba has postponed surgeries for the second time due to an ant infestation, raising concerns about pest control and patient safety.
Former N.B. Minister Calls for Atlantic Energy Collaboration
Former New Brunswick Natural Resources and Energy Minister Mike Holland urges Atlantic Canadian provinces to collaborate on energy projects for economic and environmental benefits.
Calgary Kindergartener 2nd in Jr. Ranger Contest
Jack Laanstra, a 5-year-old from Calgary, placed second in North America in the Jr. Ranger competition, impressing judges with his outdoor skills and environmental stewardship.
Flooding Forces Evacuations in Northern Saskatchewan
Flooding in northern Saskatchewan has forced evacuations from Red Earth Cree Nation and Shoal Lake Cree Nation, with the Prince Albert Grand Council activating its Emergency Operations Centre.
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Endangered Owl Chicks Spotted on B.C. Webcam
A webcam in British Columbia captures two endangered northern spotted owl chicks, offering hope for the species' survival amid conservation efforts.
Vermont Leaders Work to Repair Ties With Canada as Tourism Drops
As Canadian tourism declines, Vermont officials are working to repair cross-border relations, aiming to revive the vital tourism sector that supports local economies.
Humpback 'Big Mama' Returns to B.C. Waters
The Pacific Whale Watch Association announces the return of iconic humpback whale 'Big Mama' to British Columbia waters after her winter migration to Hawaii.
Grizzly Bluff Charges Hiker Near Troll Falls in Kananaskis
A hiker was bluff charged by a grizzly near Troll Falls in Kananaskis on May 4, 2026, prompting a bear warning for popular trails. Experts advise caution.
Climate Change Extends Allergy Season, Experts Warn
Climate change is lengthening allergy seasons, causing more intense symptoms for millions. Experts urge adaptation strategies as pollen seasons start earlier and last longer.
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Atlantic Canadians Lead in Emergency Evacuation Preparedness
A new survey reveals Atlantic Canadians are the most prepared in Canada for emergency evacuations, with higher rates of emergency kits and plans.
Familiprix removes energy drinks from shelves
Familiprix Inc. removes all energy drinks from its 455 stores in Quebec and New Brunswick, citing health risks especially with prescription medications. The Canadian Paediatric Association warns against energy drinks for children and teens.
Trudeau's EV Bet Flops as Honda Halts Ontario Plant
Honda suspends $15B EV plant in Ontario indefinitely, signaling failure of Canada's EV strategy. Tariffs and falling demand undermine subsidies.
Fortnite Used to Teach Indigenous Language in Manitoba
A new Fortnite game called Turtle Island Trials is being used to teach and preserve Indigenous languages in Manitoba, blending gaming with cultural education.
Don't let new U.S. pipeline distract from West Coast
A new U.S. pipeline permit from Trump echoes Keystone XL. Canada must not repeat past mistakes and should focus on West Coast diversification for energy security.
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Flood Watch in Northwest B.C. from Snowmelt
A flood watch has been issued for northwest British Columbia as high temperatures accelerate snowmelt, raising river levels and flooding risks.
Spring Baby Season Sparks Surge in Wildlife Rescue Calls
Wildlife rescue calls surge in Waterloo Region as spring baby season begins. Experts urge caution with young animals and provide guidance on when to intervene.
Fishers Rescued After Boat Strikes Rock Off Vancouver Island
Two fishers were rescued off Vancouver Island after their boat struck a rock and began taking on water. The coast guard responded to the distress call.
German Submarine Maker Pitches Arctic Research Centre
Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems proposes an undersea research centre in the Arctic, focusing on climate change and security. The project aims to boost Canadian sovereignty.
Two Hikers Injured in Yellowstone Bear Attack
Two hikers were injured by a bear on Mystic Falls Trail in Yellowstone National Park. A witness found one victim with severe injuries. Park areas closed.
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B.C. to Test Emergency Alert System Wednesday
British Columbia will conduct a test of its emergency alert system on Wednesday. The test aims to ensure public readiness for real emergencies across the province.
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