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.
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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.
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.
Chance of Showers Overnight in Alberta
Bright and sunny conditions in southern Alberta. Jodi Hughes has a look at the five-day forecast from the Sky Watch Weather Centre. Chance of showers overnight across central and southern Alberta.
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B.C. Closes Mount Robson Park Waterways to Prevent Whirling Disease
The B.C. government has closed all lakes and rivers in Mount Robson Park to recreational use starting Monday to prevent the spread of whirling disease in fish, protecting the Fraser River watershed.
Robot Tracks Sperm Whale Talks in Real Time
Scientists use an underwater robot to monitor sperm whale communication in real time, revealing complex vocal patterns that could aid conservation efforts.
Criminologists on Missing N.S. Siblings Case One Year Later
A year after Jack and Lilly vanished, criminologists share insights on the RCMP investigation and what the case reveals about missing children.
Canadian Company to Turn Moon Ice into Drinking Water
Canadian Strategic Missions Corp. explains how ice from the moon would be extracted and turned into drinking water, a key step for lunar exploration.
Riot Outside Australian Hospital After Suspect Beaten
A crowd rioted outside Alice Springs Hospital where a man suspected of killing a 5-year-old girl was treated after a vigilante beating, setting a police vehicle on fire.
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Novice Sailor Conquers Pacific Race
Windsor's Sarah Jane Robinson, with no sailing experience, completed a grueling 26-day leg of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race across the North Pacific.
B.C. Seal Pup Rescued from Fishing Gear, Gets Second Chance
A harbour seal pup named Annette, entangled in fishing gear, was rescued and is recovering at the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society.
Frost Advisory Issued for Windsor-Essex Region
Environment Canada issues frost advisory for Windsor-Essex. Temperatures expected to drop near freezing overnight. Residents urged to cover sensitive plants.
Mexico City Sinking Seen from Space, Study Finds
Satellite data reveals Mexico City is sinking at alarming rates due to groundwater extraction, causing subsidence visible from space.
Cherry Blossoms in Toronto Peak Bloom Weekend: Best Spots
Cherry blossoms in Toronto are expected to reach peak bloom this weekend. Discover the best locations to view these stunning flowers across the city.
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Edmonton to Enjoy Near 20°C Temperatures Through Weekend
Edmonton will see highs near 20°C through the weekend, according to CTV News Edmonton. The warm weather follows a cool spring and is expected to continue into next week.
Parks Canada Warns Hikers of Snowy Spring Trails
Parks Canada advises caution on spring hikes after hikers got lost in snowy upper mountain trails in Banff National Park. Hikers unaware of snow conditions face risks.
Parking Tips for Metro Vancouver's Most Popular Parks
Learn about parking options and visitor tips for Metro Vancouver's top parks, including Pacific Spirit, Boundary Bay, and Capilano River.
Fire Damages Southeast Edmonton House
A fire damaged a home near 42 Avenue and 76 Street in southeast Edmonton early May 1, 2026. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
David Crombie Park Revitalization: A Model for Future Parks
The revitalized David Crombie Park in Toronto prioritizes biodiversity, inclusivity, and sustainability, serving as a model for future park renovations in the GTA and beyond.
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Albertans Reflect on Fort McMurray Wildfire 10 Years On
Ten years after the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire, Albertans remember the disaster that shaped their identity and community resilience.
Strathmore Eyes New 911 Fire Dispatch System by 2027
Strathmore begins evaluating a new 911 fire dispatch system to meet the CRTC's March 2027 deadline for decommissioning current Alberta networks, ensuring continued emergency services.
National wildfire strategy needed to prevent another disaster
Therese Greenwood, who fled the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire, argues Canada's wildfire system is outdated for today's megafires and calls for a national strategy.
Caring for Saskatoon Zoo's Grizzly Bears
Saskatoon Zoo dedicates full-time staff to care for grizzly bears Mistaya and Koda, who emerge from torpor. Enrichment and feeding are key.
Protecting Ontario's Farmland for Food Security
Ontario's farmland is at risk from urban expansion. Protecting soil health is key to food security, as once lost, farmland cannot be replaced. Advocacy and new legislation aim to preserve this finite resource.
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Awaiting Spring Blooms: Mike Drew's Floral Photos
Despite April's snowy showers, May flowers are on the horizon. Photographer Mike Drew captures Alberta's vibrant blooms, from crocuses to wild roses.
Toronto Faces Near-Freezing Temperatures Tonight and Tomorrow
Toronto may see near-freezing temperatures on the first nights of May, with frost advisories possible. Residents are advised to protect plants and sensitive outdoor items.
Kiwi birds return to Wellington after century-long absence
A citizen-led campaign successfully reintroduced kiwi birds to Wellington, New Zealand, marking their return after over 100 years. The project involved community efforts and conservation measures.
Ottawa River Flood Levels Expected to Plateau This Weekend
Ottawa River flood levels are expected to plateau this weekend and decline next week, providing relief to affected communities.
Windsor Braces for Chilly, Unsettled Start to May
Windsor faces a chilly and unsettled start to May with gusty winds and scattered showers. Stay updated with the latest forecast and other top stories.
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Ottawa Weekend: Sun and Rain Mix Expected
Ottawa to see a mix of sun and rain this weekend, May 1-3. Plus: fatal crash on Hwy 407, Toronto Zoo camel birth, and more local news.
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