Toronto Respite Centre Closing for World Cup, Alternate Plans Set
A Toronto winter respite centre will close in mid-February 2026 for World Cup preparations, but officials assure unhoused individuals will have alternative shelter options available.
Category : Environment
Blowing Snow and Freezing Drizzle Hit Region, Disrupt Travel
A winter storm brings blowing snow and freezing drizzle to the area, leading to hazardous road conditions and multiple incidents, including crashes and closures.
London Weather: Sun Returns After Wind Chills
Meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts clearing conditions for London, Ontario, with sun returning after Wednesday's wind chills and lake effect flurries.
France Urges Less Meat for Health and Climate
French authorities recommend cutting meat intake to improve public health and combat climate change, citing environmental and wellness advantages of plant-based diets.
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Orphaned Black Bear Cub Rescued in Slave Lake Gets Care
An underweight and injured black bear cub found under a deck in Slave Lake is being rehabilitated by the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation, with a release planned for June 2026.
Fredericton Apartment Fire: No Injuries Reported
A four-storey apartment building in Fredericton was engulfed in flames early Tuesday morning, but all residents escaped unharmed. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, with the cause still under investigation.
Map Turtle Hibernation Study Reveals Predator Threat
Carleton University research on northern map turtles at Opinicon Lake shows predator attacks during hibernation wiped out 10% of population, highlighting need to protect aggregation sites.
Maritime Snowfall Warning: Conditions to Worsen
CTV Meteorologist Kalin Mitchell provides updates on the Snowfall Warning in the Maritimes, forecasting when conditions could deteriorate for areas expecting the heaviest accumulation.
Cyclone Gezani Kills 20 in Madagascar
Tropical Cyclone Gezani has struck Madagascar, causing widespread destruction and claiming at least 20 lives. The storm brought severe winds and flooding to the island nation.
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Underweight Bear Cub Rescued, Recovers at Alberta Wildlife Institute
An orphaned and underweight bear cub rescued from the Slave Lake area is now recovering at the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation, receiving specialized care.
Calgary Faces 20-Degree Temperature Drop in Over a Week
Calgary is set to experience a significant cold snap, with daytime highs plummeting by 20 degrees Celsius in just over a week, according to weather forecasts.
Edmonton Warm Spell Lasts Until Mid-Month, Then Winter Returns
Edmonton experiences a prolonged warm spell expected to continue until mid-February, with temperatures above seasonal norms, before a shift back to winter conditions brings colder weather.
Vancouver Mandates Energy Reporting for All Condos
The City of Vancouver and Capital Regional District will require all residential condos, including smaller 50-unit buildings, to report annual energy consumption starting this year to support sustainable community planning.
Morning Fog Blankets Manitoba, Causing Travel Disruptions
Dense fog settled over parts of Manitoba early Wednesday, reducing visibility and impacting morning commutes. Authorities advise caution as conditions may persist.
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Nova Scotia Schools Closed for Major Snowfall
Numerous schools across Nova Scotia have announced closures in anticipation of a significant winter storm, prioritizing student and staff safety as heavy snowfall is forecasted.
Calgary's Population Surge: Ready for Two Million?
Calgary is rapidly approaching a population of two million, with growth of nearly 20% in five years. Mayor Jeromy Farkas and experts discuss the challenges and opportunities this milestone brings for infrastructure, housing, and services.
FAA Closes El Paso Airspace for 10 Days, Grounding Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration has imposed a 10-day airspace closure around El Paso, Texas, effectively grounding all flights in the region due to unspecified operational reasons.
Ottawa Expects More Flurries After Tuesday Snow
Ottawa residents can anticipate additional flurries today after the city received 7 cm of snow on Tuesday, with weather patterns shifting ahead of a weekend warm-up.
Global Shift from Climate Alarmism Opens Path for Growth Policies
Climate alarmism is declining worldwide, creating opportunities for sensible policies that prioritize economic growth and clean energy innovation. Experts note a retreat from doomsday rhetoric toward practical solutions.
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Saskatchewan Man Fights Moose to Save Mother
A Saskatchewan man describes wrestling and shooting a moose after it chased his mother on their acreage near Bienfait, highlighting a dramatic wildlife encounter.
London Flurries Wednesday, Warm Weekend Ahead
CTV London Meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts flurries for Wednesday with a weekend warm-up expected. A roundup of national news includes a mass shooting in B.C., police investigations, and economic updates.
Windsor Cold Nights, Sunshine Ahead: National News
Windsor faces chilly nights with sunshine returning by weekend. National headlines include a B.C. school shooting tragedy, Trump's bridge threats, and Olympic updates.
Calgary's Sunny Wednesday: Chilly Start, Bright Day
Calgary residents can expect a sunny Wednesday with chilly morning temperatures. The forecast highlights a dry week ahead, with winter conditions predicted to return next week.
Edmonton Councillors Hear Calls for Tree Protection Bylaw
Edmonton's urban planning committee heard overwhelming support for a private tree protection bylaw from residents and advocates, who argue it's essential for climate resilience and affordability.
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Corb Lund's Alberta Anti-Coal Petition Gets Green Light
Alberta musician Corb Lund has received official authorization to begin collecting signatures for a petition opposing coal mining in the province's eastern slopes, reigniting environmental debates.
Snowfall Warning: Nova Scotia, Snow in N.B., P.E.I.
A significant snowfall warning has been issued for Nova Scotia, with snow also forecast for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island as an Alberta Clipper moves through the region on Wednesday.
Trump Revokes Climate Finding, Ends Obama Emissions Rules
The Trump administration will revoke the 2009 endangerment finding, the scientific basis for U.S. climate regulations, sparking legal challenges and debate over economic impacts versus environmental protection.
Silent Electric Zamboni Debuts at Saskatoon's Lions Arena
Saskatoon's Lions Arena introduces its first electric Zamboni, offering near-silent operation and significant environmental benefits while reducing annual fuel costs by thousands.
Ottawa Winter Storm: Up to 12 cm Snow Expected
A significant winter storm is impacting Ottawa, with up to 12 centimeters of snow forecasted. Authorities warn of difficult evening commutes and hazardous driving conditions across the region.
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Secret Life of Grasslands: CWF's Conservation Campaign
The Canadian Wildlife Federation launches a public awareness initiative to protect endangered native grasslands, highlighting their biodiversity and climate benefits.
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