A significant weather system brings heavy precipitation back to British Columbia's south coast, including Metro Vancouver, with potential impacts on transportation and local infrastructure.
Environment Canada issues a severe cold warning for Toronto and the GTA, with wind chill values plunging to minus 35 degrees Celsius, posing significant health risks.
Scientists in Nova Scotia are using free diving techniques to study coastal biodiversity in a groundbreaking conservation program led by CPAWS Nova Scotia.
Edmonton is set for a mid-winter reprieve as temperatures are forecast to peak above 0°C in the coming days, bringing some melting and a break from the deep freeze.
CTV Edmonton's Josh Classen recaps a tumultuous week of weather, featuring record snowfall in Toronto, winter storms across the U.S., and deadly flooding in Tunisia, highlighting global climate impacts.
Recent legal challenges against the Belo Monte dam in Brazil's Amazon highlight growing scrutiny over the nation's heavy reliance on hydropower, raising environmental and social concerns.
Ucluelet recorded the highest number of black bear fatalities in British Columbia during 2025, with 13 bears killed by conservation officers. The small tourist town faces criticism and calls for improved wildlife management strategies.
Toronto faces dangerously cold wind chills reaching -32 tonight as an Arctic air mass persists. Environment Canada warns of bitter conditions across Ontario.
New Canadian research reveals declining snowpack levels across the country, raising concerns about long-term water supply, ecosystem health, and agricultural impacts.
Ottawa residents face dangerously cold conditions as wind chill values plummet to -32 tonight. The extreme cold follows recent snowfall and highlights winter weather challenges across Canada.
An Arctic air mass continues to bring dangerously cold temperatures to Windsor-Essex, with local forecasts predicting prolonged frigid conditions and potential weather-related impacts across Southern Ontario.
A severe cold snap will bring frigid temperatures Thursday and Friday before a gradual return to seasonal norms over the weekend, with sunshine expected amid the chill.
Federal government discloses over $6.7 million in costs for the B.C. ostrich cull as protest movements continue, highlighting ongoing environmental and ethical debates.
Saskatchewan firefighting teams are proactively preparing water bombers and equipment ahead of summer, learning from the devastating 2025 wildfire season that impacted the province.
Calgary residents can expect unseasonably high temperatures to persist through the workweek and into next week, according to the latest weather forecasts.
Metro Vancouver plans to decrease off-leash trails in Pacific Spirit Regional Park following nearly 400 dog-related safety incidents reported between 2020 and 2024.
A new regional agreement has been reached to extend the operational life of the Vancouver Landfill in Delta until 2050, ensuring continued waste management for the Metro Vancouver area.
Ice coverage on the Great Lakes has reached its highest level in 15 years, potentially limiting lake effect snow squalls for the remainder of winter, according to meteorological observations.
Residents of Guelph, including Mayor Cam Guthrie, express significant dissatisfaction with the provincially managed recycling program, citing inefficiencies and operational issues.
As frigid temperatures continue across Ottawa, residents share their winter experiences and adaptation strategies while meteorologists warn of more cold ahead.
The Town of Essex has officially unveiled new electric vehicle charging stations, marking a significant step toward sustainable transportation infrastructure in southwestern Ontario.
The Old Farmer's Almanac forecasts cooler-than-normal temperatures and above-average precipitation for most Canadian regions this spring, extending winter-like conditions into April and May.
The City of Ottawa has completed its $95-million purchase of a provincially approved landfill site near Carlsbad Springs, despite transparency concerns from residents and councillors about soil suitability.
Environment Canada warns of incoming snow squalls in Barrie, testing residents after a record-breaking winter. The city prepares for another round of heavy snowfall and hazardous conditions.
The city of Barrie, Ontario, has officially broken its record for the longest continuous weather event in municipal history, as residents continue to manage significant snowfall and extreme conditions.
A new study reveals that microplastics have contaminated one-third of fish surveyed in the Pacific Islands, highlighting a growing environmental and food safety concern.
Meteorologist Colleen Bready provides updated weather conditions and forecasts for Manitoba, with snow expected in parts of the province on January 28, 2026.
A magnitude 3.7 earthquake near Orillia, a rare event for southern Ontario, may be linked to ancient glacial melting. Experts explain the seismic anomaly.
The Old Farmer's Almanac releases its 2026 spring forecast, indicating below-normal temperatures for a large portion of Canada, with implications for agriculture and daily life.
King Charles III's new documentary outlines his environmental philosophy and commitment to global conservation efforts, aiming to inspire action.