Edmonton Coyote Sightings Rise During Mating Season
A wildlife group reports increased urban coyote sightings in Edmonton, attributing the trend to warmer weather aligning with their natural mating season patterns.
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Vancouver May See First Snow-Free Winter in 43 Years
Vancouver faces a potential historic snow-free winter in 2026, with cherry blossoms blooming in January amid mild temperatures, raising climate concerns.
Banff Park Seeks Public Feedback on Visitor Centre Designs
Parks Canada invites Canadians to review six conceptual designs for reimagining the Banff Avenue visitor centre and community space, with feedback open until February 27.
Ottawa Confused Over Blue Bin Replacements After Province Takes Over
Ottawa residents face confusion and cost concerns as the province assumes responsibility for recycling, requiring new blue bin replacements with unclear procedures.
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Edmonton Sets Record-High Temperature in February
Edmonton experienced a record-breaking warm day on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented highs for the winter month, highlighting unusual weather patterns.
Public Input Sought for Lake Louise Visitor Management
Parks Canada is asking Canadians for feedback on managing visitor congestion at Lake Louise, Moraine Lake and Paradise Valley, where annual visits have surged 70% since 2010.
N.L. Ends Evacuation Orders After Storm
Newfoundland towns have rescinded evacuation orders and states of emergency following a powerful winter storm that battered the eastern region, allowing residents to return home safely.
Calgary Wildfire Advisory Issued
An out-of-control wildfire burns northwest of Calgary, prompting advisories due to warm, windy, and dry conditions. Authorities warn of increased fire risk.
Ottawa to Scrap EV Mandate, Launch $1.5B Fund
The federal government is set to cancel its electric vehicle mandate and establish a $1.5 billion investment fund to support the automotive sector, according to sources.
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Virden Adjusts Water Treatment to Reduce Arsenic Levels
The town of Virden, Manitoba, is making operational changes to its water treatment system to decrease arsenic levels, ensuring safer drinking water for residents.
Three Displaced in Banff-Ledbury Fire, Third in Ottawa
Ottawa firefighters quickly contained a smoky townhouse blaze in the Banff-Ledbury neighbourhood, displacing one adult and two children. No injuries reported in this third fire incident in Ottawa within 24 hours.
OSPCA Rescues Animals from Northern Canada
The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has conducted a rescue operation for animals in isolated northern communities, highlighting ongoing welfare challenges.
Winnipeg's Northern System to Bring Snow to Manitoba
A northern weather system is poised to bring significant snowfall to much of Manitoba, with Winnipeg and surrounding areas expected to see accumulations by week's end.
New Strategy a 'Game Changer' for Right Whales
An advocate for endangered North Atlantic right whales praises a new entanglement strategy as transformative, amid ongoing threats to the species from fishing gear.
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Heavy Snow to Disrupt Toronto Commutes Friday
A significant winter storm is forecast to hit Toronto on Friday, with snowfall rates potentially reaching 5-8 cm per hour, severely impacting morning and afternoon commutes.
Snow-Producing Clipper Expected by Week's End in Ontario
A snow-producing clipper system is forecast to arrive in Southern Ontario by week's end, extending a prolonged cold snap that has already broken records. Meteorologists warn of continued frigid temperatures across the region.
Nova Scotia, Massachusetts Sign Offshore Wind Cooperation Deal
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston announces a landmark offshore wind cooperation agreement with Massachusetts, aiming to boost renewable energy development and cross-border collaboration in the Atlantic region.
Toronto's Longest Cold Snap in Over a Decade
Toronto is experiencing its longest cold snap in more than 10 years, with a climatologist noting spring is not arriving early. The prolonged freeze impacts daily life.
Six Banff Avenue Redesign Concepts Revealed by Parks Canada
Parks Canada has revealed six potential redesigns for the 200 block of Banff Avenue, seeking public input to shape the future of this iconic mountain town's core.
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B.C. Minister Slams Ottawa's Absence in Flood Planning
British Columbia's minister calls out the federal government for being missing from crucial flood mitigation discussions as local leaders head to Ottawa seeking support.
Banff Hot Springs Closed Until 2026 for Maintenance
Parks Canada announces extended closure of Banff Upper Hot Springs for structural repairs and upgrades, with reopening now projected for early 2026 instead of late 2025.
Edmonton Weather: Record Warm Spell Peaks Today
Edmonton is heading for a potential record-breaking temperature today as a warm spell peaks, with mid-teen highs forecast across southern Alberta for days.
Mid-Teen Highs Forecast for Southern Alberta
Much of southern Alberta is set to experience unseasonably warm temperatures in the mid-teens Celsius over the coming days, according to weather forecasts. The region prepares for a brief respite from winter conditions.
Public Feedback Sought to Ease Crowding in Lake Louise Areas
Parks Canada is launching public consultations to develop policies addressing severe overcrowding issues in mountain parks, with a focus on popular sites like Lake Louise and Moraine Lake in Alberta.
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Youth Activists Petition Court Over Ontario Climate Law Repeal
Youth climate activists, led by Sophia Mathur, are petitioning Canada's Supreme Court to reopen a climate case after Ontario repealed its emissions target law, citing constitutional obligations.
Colder Temperatures Set to Return to Ottawa
Ottawa residents should prepare for a significant temperature drop as colder-than-normal conditions are forecasted to return to the region, impacting daily life and activities.
Windsor Cold Continues, Snow Expected Soon
Windsor faces ongoing bitter cold with snow forecasted. The region's weather pattern remains harsh as temperatures plummet and winter conditions intensify across Southern Ontario.
Calgary's Warm February Forecast: 10 Days Above Freezing
Calgary is set for an unusually warm start to February with temperatures expected to remain above freezing for the next 10 days, while national news covers economic concerns and various incidents across Canada.
Vancouver Dog Owners Protest Pacific Spirit Park Trail Changes
Recent modifications to off-leash trail policies in Pacific Spirit Regional Park have generated significant opposition from local dog owners who rely on these areas for recreation.
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Ottawa's Bruce Pit Dog Park Closing for Hydro Work Next Week
Hydro Ottawa will temporarily close the popular Bruce Pit off-leash dog area next week for essential infrastructure maintenance, affecting local pet owners and recreational users.
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