Sudbury Emergency Lifted, Flood Relief Program Unveiled
Sudbury lifts state of emergency after flooding, introduces a waste relief program for debris cleanup. Details on the recovery efforts and community support.
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Toronto's Vacant Home Tax: A Punitive Policy That Fails
Matthew Lau argues Toronto's vacant home tax is punitive and ineffective, infringing on property rights while failing to improve housing affordability.
2025 Record Year for Canadian Domestic Travel: Airbnb
Airbnb reports over 9.5 million domestic guest arrivals in 2025, a 50% increase since 2019, with strong in-province travel and $10.9 billion in economic impact.
Barrie Community Works to Preserve Night Skies
A Barrie community is taking action to preserve dark skies by promoting responsible outdoor lighting and raising awareness about light pollution's impact on wildlife and human health.
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Human Remains Found at B.C. Provincial Park by Hikers
Hikers discovered human remains at a provincial park in British Columbia's Sea to Sky region, prompting an RCMP investigation into the unidentified remains.
Winnipeg Heritage Building Conversion Report
A new report highlights the potential of converting heritage buildings in Winnipeg for sustainable urban development, emphasizing energy efficiency and community benefits.
Fire Bans Enacted Across Central Alberta
Central Alberta faces fire bans as dry conditions raise wildfire risk. Officials urge caution and compliance to prevent fires.
Calgary Water Plan: Garden Watering Rules Explained
Calgary's new water efficiency plan aims to reduce water use by 20% by 2040. Learn what's allowed for garden watering and other key rules.
Windsor Celebrates 5,000 Tonnes of Food Waste Diverted
Windsor-Essex celebrates diverting 5,000 tonnes of food waste through its green bin program, marking a major milestone in regional waste reduction and environmental sustainability efforts.
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New Brunswick Trailblazer Creates Public Nature Preserve
Robin Hanson established the 162-hectare Hanson Nature Preserve on family land near French Lake, N.B., in September 2025, fulfilling a lifelong dream of protecting nature.
Remembering Canadian Heroes of the Battle of the Atlantic
A look back at the Battle of the Atlantic and the Canadian heroes who served between 1939 and 1945, as we honor their sacrifices.
Earthquake Swarm Near Area 51 Sparks Nuclear Conspiracy Theories
A swarm of 17 earthquakes near Area 51 has fueled online speculation about nuclear testing, but experts say the quakes are natural tectonic events.
Maritimers Hopeful for Sunnier Days After Dreary Start to May
After a gloomy April, Maritimers are looking forward to warmer and sunnier weather in May, with forecasts promising improvement by the weekend.
Windsor's Legacy Beacon and Streetcar No. 351 Open
Windsor's Legacy Beacon and historic Streetcar No. 351 have opened for the season, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's rich transportation heritage.
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Sunnier and Warmer Saturday, Rain Returns Sunday in NS
Saturday will be sunnier and warmer across Nova Scotia, but rain is expected to return on Sunday. Prepare for a mix of weather this weekend.
Lewis Farms Rec Centre Gifted Cree Name for 2028
The Lewis Farms Recreation Centre in Edmonton has been gifted a Cree name, mistahaya wîkihk Community Recreation Centre, ahead of its scheduled opening in 2028, honoring Indigenous heritage.
Hockey Canada Skips 2026 Spengler Cup
Hockey Canada has announced it will not send a team to the 2026 Spengler Cup invitational tournament in Davos, Switzerland, ending a long-standing tradition.
Evacuation Alert in Cariboo as Wildfire Grows
A new evacuation alert has been issued for the Cariboo region due to the expanding Webster Creek wildfire, threatening communities between Williams Lake and Quesnel.
Break-in shuts down Manitoba First Nation water plant
A break-in at a Manitoba First Nation's water treatment plant has rendered it inoperable, leaving the community without clean water. RCMP are investigating the incident.
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Warmer Temperatures to Usher in May: Colleen Bready's Forecast
Colleen Bready provides the latest weather forecast for May 1, 2026, with warmer temperatures expected across Winnipeg and surrounding areas as spring progresses.
Hiker, Aggressive Dogs Rescued by Helicopter in BC Mountains
North Shore Rescue airlifted a hiker and two aggressive dogs from British Columbia's North Shore mountains. The operation highlights risks of off-leash pets in wilderness.
Mattawa Declares State of Emergency Over Rising Rivers
The mayor of Mattawa declared a state of emergency Thursday due to rising water levels on the Mattawa and Ottawa rivers, prompting community alerts.
Toronto Zoo Welcomes Endangered Bactrian Camel Calf
Suria, a critically endangered Bactrian camel, gave birth to a calf at the Toronto Zoo. The white-blonde calf, fathered by Zip, is the third for Suria and brings the herd to seven.
Montreal Weekend: Spring Weather Swings Expected
Montreal's weekend forecast brings spring weather swings, with temperatures fluctuating and potential showers. Stay updated on the latest weather trends.
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Nipissing Trauma Dog Chewie Retires After 8 Years
After eight years of comforting victims and responders, Chewie the trauma support dog retires. The beloved canine hangs up his vest, earning well-deserved treats.
Housing crisis drags down young Canadians' happiness: study
New research shows Canada's housing crisis is causing a steep decline in life satisfaction among young adults, with a widening happiness gap compared to seniors.
Edmonton Park, Footbridge Closed for Controlled Burn
Jan Reimer Park and a footbridge in Edmonton will close on Monday for a controlled ecological burn aimed at managing vegetation and reducing wildfire risk.
Saskatchewan Big Game Hunting Draw Now Open for 2026
The Saskatchewan big game hunting draw is now open, allowing hunters to apply for licenses for species like deer, elk, and moose. Applications are accepted online until June 15.
Expo 86: A Giant Classy Carnival That Transformed Vancouver
Expo 86 was a wildly successful world's fair that drew over 22 million visitors, turning Vancouver into a vibrant, classy carnival with street entertainment and global cuisine.
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Mexico City Sinking Nearly 10 Inches Yearly, NASA Says
New NASA satellite imagery reveals Mexico City is sinking by nearly 10 inches annually, one of the fastest rates globally, due to groundwater pumping and urban development.
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