Suspected Waterfowl Poaching at Point Pelee National Park
Authorities investigate suspected waterfowl poaching at Point Pelee National Park. The incident raises concerns about wildlife protection.
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Ottawa Fire Services Quell Weekend Grass Fires
Ottawa Fire Services responded to multiple grass fires in rural west Ottawa over the weekend, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.
Japan Deploys Hundreds of Firefighters to Battle Wildfires
Japan mobilizes hundreds of firefighters as intense wildfires rage in the northern regions, threatening communities and prompting evacuations amid dry conditions.
P.E.I. Potato Production Sees Biggest Drop in Canada in 2025
Prince Edward Island's potato production experienced the largest provincial decline in Canada in 2025. Learn about recovery plans amid drought and Iran war pressures.
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16 Dead in Strikes on Chernobyl Anniversary
At least 16 killed in strikes as the 40th anniversary of Chernobyl highlights ongoing nuclear dangers from the Russia-Ukraine war.
2.9 Magnitude Earthquake Felt Near Amherstburg, Ont.
A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was recorded near Amherstburg, Ontario, according to the USGS. Residents reported mild shaking but no damage or injuries.
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peaceful Atomic Energy Use
Pope Leo XIV emphasized that atomic energy must be used solely for peaceful purposes during his 11-day pastoral visit to Africa, urging global cooperation.
Climber Left Girlfriend to Die on Austria's Tallest Mountain
A high-profile case of a climber leaving his girlfriend to die on Austria's Grossglockner mountain sparks stories of 'Alpine divorce' and raises questions about survival ethics.
Planned Glampsite Renews Canmore Growth Concerns
A proposed glamping site in Canmore, Alberta, reignites long-standing debates over tourism-driven growth and environmental pressures in the mountain town.
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Exhibition Place Grounds Set for Major Year-Round Revitalization
Exhibition Place in Toronto could undergo a massive transformation into a year-round festival space and civic destination, with plans endorsed by the Board of Governors.
Canada's First Women's Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Montreal
Canada's first-ever women's wheelchair rugby championship in Montreal marks a historic milestone, with athletes celebrating the sport's growth and inclusion.
Drones Replace Howitzers for Avalanche Control at Whistler
Whistler ski resort tests drone-based avalanche mitigation system, a first in Canada. The MONTIS system drops explosives with precision, replacing traditional howitzers.
City Officials: Automation Aims to Aid Staff, Not Replace
Edmonton officials emphasize automation is for supplementing staff, not replacing them, as the city adopts robots for cleaning and maintenance to manage growth.
Ottawa River Stable Near Capital, Second Flood Peak Possible
Ottawa River water levels are stable near the capital, but a second flood peak remains possible. Low-lying areas in Ottawa and Gatineau are flooded.
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Warm Sunny Weather Continues in Ottawa with Pleasant Spring
Ottawa enjoys a stretch of warm, sunny weather as spring arrives. The article covers local news including a fatal crash, playoff elimination, and community events.
UWindsor Tree Giveaway Reaches 1,000 Trees Milestone
The University of Windsor's tree giveaway event has successfully distributed 1,000 trees to the community, promoting environmental sustainability and green living.
Ottawa's Public Pools Host Immersive DJ Shows by Debaser
Debaser, a non-profit arts organization, transforms Ottawa's historic Champagne Bath into an unconventional venue for immersive DJ performances.
Calgary Spring Snowstorm Strikes Again After 23C Warmth
Calgary faces another spring snowstorm with flurries, strong winds, and cancellations, just days after reaching 23C. Meteorologists say it's typical Alberta weather.
Families Explore Astronomy at International Astronomers Day in Ottawa
Families gathered in Ottawa to celebrate International Astronomers Day, learning about stars and space through interactive activities and telescope viewings.
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Metro Vancouver Stage 2 Water Restrictions Start May 1
Metro Vancouver moves to Stage 2 water restrictions starting May 1, banning lawn watering amid drought concerns. Residents urged to conserve water.
Halifax Fusiliers March in Freedom of the City Parade
The Princess Louise Fusiliers marched through downtown Halifax for the annual Freedom of the City parade, celebrating the city's military heritage.
Man Stranded 24 Hours in Alberta Snowstorm
A man spent nearly 24 hours stranded on an Alberta highway during a spring snowstorm, describing the experience as 'very Canadian' as he waited for help.
Stranded Fort McMurray Students Find Refuge at Edmonton Science Centre
Graduating students from Holy Trinity Catholic High School in Fort McMurray are stranded in Edmonton due to highway closures from a spring storm, finding shelter at the Telus World of Science.
Northern Alberta Highways Reopen After Spring Storm
RCMP says northern Alberta highways have reopened after a spring storm, but travel is still not recommended due to hazardous conditions.
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Sudbury Plans Flood Relief for Uninsured Homeowners
Greater Sudbury is developing a program to assist residents without flood insurance with waste relief after flooding. Details will be released next week.
HMCS Hunter Hosts Annual Boat Exercise on Detroit River
HMCS Hunter conducts its annual boat exercise on the Detroit River this weekend, involving naval reservists and local vessels in training operations.
1.5-Acre Brush Fire Contained by Ottawa Firefighters
Ottawa firefighters swiftly extinguished a 1.5-acre brush fire on Dwyer Hill Road on Saturday afternoon, taking about 20 minutes to control the blaze.
Dry Weather Elevates Fire Risk in Southwestern Quebec
SOPFEU warns that dry and sunny conditions are increasing wildfire risk in parts of southwestern Quebec. Residents urged to exercise caution.
Grey whale deaths linked to warming ocean: B.C. climate news
Scientists link grey whale deaths in B.C. and U.S. to warming oceans. Metro Vancouver plans water storage and filtration. Cheap batteries transform global power grids.
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Montreal Airport Memorial for LaGuardia Crash Pilots
A permanent memorial at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport honors Capt. Antoine Forest and First Officer Mackenzie Gunther, killed in the March 22, 2026 LaGuardia crash.
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