Warehouse Fires in Toronto, Mississauga May Be Linked
Police investigate overnight warehouse fires in Toronto and Mississauga that may be related. No injuries reported, but damage is extensive. Arson suspected.
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Alberta Minister Slams Ottawa Conservation Plan
Alberta's environment minister criticizes the federal Liberals' new Nature Strategy for lack of consultation and understanding of provincial land management, warning of economic risks.
Ukraine Hits Russian Oil Port and Shadow Fleet Tankers
Ukraine attacked a major Russian oil-loading port and three shadow fleet tankers, escalating energy infrastructure strikes amid ongoing war.
Ottawa Weather: Showers and Clouds Expected This Week
Ottawa will see a mix of showers and clouds for most of the week, with a cloudy spring day reported on May 3, 2026. Stay updated on the forecast.
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Carillon Park to Become Ottawa's First Sponge Park
Carillon Park in Vanier will be converted into Ottawa's first sponge park, featuring permeable surfaces and a new splash pad to manage stormwater and reduce flooding.
Manage Severe Seasonal Allergies in Ottawa
Experts predict a brutal allergy season in Ottawa. Learn tips from Aerobiology Research Laboratories to manage symptoms effectively.
Body Found in Vancouver's False Creek: Police Investigation
Police recovered a body from Vancouver's False Creek on May 2. The incident is under investigation, with no further details released yet.
Grass Fire Closes Central Alberta Highway
A grass fire has forced the closure of a portion of a central Alberta highway near Calgary, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
Bragg Creek Wild Fair: Celebrating Wildlife Amid Development
Bragg Creek's first Wild Fair, hosted by Bragg Creek Wild, brought together conservationists and residents to celebrate local wildlife and address development concerns.
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Chenevert Eyes Olympics Amid Flag Football Worlds Prep
Team Canada flag football player Emile Chenevert says Olympics are 'in the back of our mind' as team prepares for world championships, with sport's Olympic future uncertain.
Heat Spell Prompts Health Advisory for Vancouver Marathon
A summer-like heat spell will hit Vancouver starting Sunday, with temperatures 7-13°C above normal. Health officials warn marathon runners of heat illness risks.
Montreal's Historic Asian Immigration: Key to City's Identity
MontrealNewsCanada's rich history is shaped by Asian immigration. From early Chinese workers to modern contributions, discover why this heritage is vital to the city's character.
Rescued Humpback Whale Timmy Released into North Sea
A humpback whale named Timmy, stranded in Germany's Baltic Sea since March, was rescued and released into the North Sea on Saturday after a complex operation.
Johnston Canyon Trail Closed After Suspected Drowning
Parks Canada has closed the Johnston Canyon trail in Banff National Park following a suspected drowning near the Lower Falls. RCMP investigation ongoing.
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Regina Spring Street Sweeping Starts in Residential Zones
The City of Regina has launched its annual spring street sweeping in residential neighborhoods, aiming to clear debris and improve road conditions.
Sask. Recycles 491.6M Containers, Above National Average
Saskatchewan recycled 491.6 million containers in 2024-25 through SARCAN, achieving an 82.6% return rate, above the 76% national average, ranking second in Canada.
EgyptAir Cancels 4,000 Hajj Flights Amid Mali Crisis
EgyptAir has cancelled 4,000 hajj flights due to the ongoing crisis in Mali, affecting thousands of pilgrims. The airline cited security concerns as the reason for the mass cancellation.
Truck Fire Near Muskoka Cottage Extinguished Safely
Firefighters in Muskoka Lakes Township responded to a vehicle fire near a large cottage, preventing the flames from spreading and ensuring no injuries occurred.
Winnipeg Grass Fire: 1,000 Square Meters Blaze
Winnipeg firefighters responded to a grass fire covering approximately 1,000 square meters. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.
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Banff Trail Closed After Suspected Drowning in Johnston Canyon
Johnston Canyon Trail in Banff National Park was closed Saturday due to a suspected drowning in the Lower Falls area. Parks Canada is investigating the incident.
Fire Advisories in Central Alberta Ahead of Controlled Burn
At least six counties in central Alberta are under fire advisories or restrictions due to dry conditions. Edmonton is preparing a controlled burn as spring melt exposes dry grass, increasing wildfire risk.
Regina Wildlife Festival Features 50+ Exotic Animals
The Wildlife Festival in Regina this weekend features over 50 exotic animals, offering educational exhibits and family-friendly activities. Don't miss this unique event.
Megamunch Moves to New Museum Warehouse in Regina
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum's new storage warehouse will house Megamunch and other fossils. The move marks the dinosaur's retirement from public display.
Fort McMurray Wildfire 10 Years On: New Night Vision Helicopters
Ten years after the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire, Alberta has adopted night vision helicopters, earlier seasons, and stricter fines to combat wildfires.
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Second PipeDiver Test of Calgary Feeder Main Succeeds
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas announced the successful PipeDiver inspection of the Bearspaw South feeder main on April 28, following a failed attempt on April 13.
B.C. drought triggers early water restrictions; forest loss down
Metro Vancouver activates Stage 2 water restrictions early due to drought. Global forest loss fell in 2025 but remains 46% higher than a decade ago. Latest climate news.
Vermilion Flycatcher Spotted in Alberta for First Time
A vermilion flycatcher was sighted in Banff, Alberta, marking the first-ever recorded appearance of this bird species in the province.
Expo 86: Shaping Vancouver Into a Global City
Expo 86 brought 22 million visitors and lasting infrastructure to Vancouver, but its legacy includes debates over inequality and affordability 40 years later.
2016 Fort McMurray Wildfire: A Decade Later
Ten years after the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire, survivors share memories of ash, smoke, and flames. The disaster reshaped Alberta's approach to fire management.
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Heavy Rain, Strong Winds for N.S., N.B. Sunday
Environment Canada warns of heavy rain and strong winds for parts of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on Sunday, with potential flooding and power outages.
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