Ottawa River Levels May Have Peaked in Rigaud, Quebec
Residents in Rigaud, Quebec are monitoring the Ottawa River closely after spring thaw led to significant flooding, submerging between 15 and 20 streets in the area.
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Ottawa River Flood Stabilizes, Second Surge Feared
Flood waters on the Ottawa River have stabilized, but residents in flood-ravaged communities are preparing for a potential second surge as snowpack melts in northern regions, with officials urging continued vigilance.
Barrie Dealership Paul Sadlon Motors Switches to Solar Power
Paul Sadlon Motors in Barrie, Ontario, has significantly expanded its solar power installation on Earth Day 2026, marking a major step toward sustainable energy in the automotive retail sector.
Montreal Man Walks 140 km to Collect Litter
A Montreal resident embarked on a 140-kilometer walk around the island, picking up trash with a goal of collecting 1,000 tonnes of garbage to combat urban pollution.
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Windsor Earth Day Sponsorship Draws Greenwashing Criticism
Windsor's Earth Day sponsorship has sparked controversy, with critics labeling it 'wholly inappropriate' and accusing the city of 'greenwashing' its environmental record.
Cape Breton University Staff Lead Earth Day Cleanup
Cape Breton University staff participated in a campus cleanup on Earth Day, highlighting community environmental efforts in Nova Scotia.
Winter Storm Warning: Manitoba, Saskatchewan Brace for Heavy Snow
A significant winter storm is forecast to bring up to 15 cm of snow to parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, disrupting travel and daily activities across the Prairies.
Toronto Zoo Gets $1M for Endangered Species Genetic Bank
The Toronto Zoo has received a major $1-million donation to fund its critical work preserving genetic material from endangered species, enhancing global conservation efforts.
Cougar Kills Sheep and Emu on Vancouver Island
A cougar on Vancouver Island is suspected of killing three sheep and an emu, highlighting ongoing wildlife conflicts in the region. Authorities are investigating the incidents.
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Flood Devastation Continues Across Muskoka, Hundreds Impacted
Severe flooding continues to impact the Muskoka region, with nearly 500 buildings affected by rising waters. Officials report widespread damage as communities grapple with the ongoing crisis.
Quebec Floodwaters Stabilize, Offering Hope Amid Crisis
Water levels on the Ottawa River are beginning to stabilize, providing a glimmer of hope for Quebec residents as flooding continues to impact nearly 500 buildings.
Prairie Storm Hits Eastern Alberta with Heavy Snow, Wind, and Rain
A significant spring storm is battering eastern Alberta with heavy snowfall, gusty winds, and rain, creating hazardous travel conditions and threatening infrastructure. Authorities warn of potential disruptions.
Major Spring Storm Targets Saskatchewan with 15 cm Snow
A significant spring storm is expected to hit parts of Saskatchewan, bringing up to 15 centimeters of snow and potentially causing travel disruptions and hazardous conditions.
London Traffic Jam as Residents Collect Free Earth Day Trees
A giveaway of free trees for Earth Day at a London community center created a significant traffic backup as hundreds of residents eagerly participated in the environmental initiative.
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Sunshine and Warmth Return to Southwestern Ontario
After a period of unsettled weather, southwestern Ontario is set to bask in sunshine and warm temperatures, offering relief and pleasant conditions for residents across the region.
Major Spring Storm to Bring Snow to Saskatchewan
A significant spring storm is forecast to hit parts of Saskatchewan, potentially dropping up to 15 centimeters of snow. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions and possible disruptions.
Gibraltar Monkeys Display Unusual Behavior, Scientists Investigate
Monkeys at Gibraltar's popular tourist site are engaging in strange activities, prompting researchers to explore potential causes like environmental changes or social dynamics.
Monkeys Eat Dirt After Tourist Junk Food, Study Finds
A new study shows monkeys are consuming dirt to counteract the effects of junk food from tourists, highlighting impacts on wildlife health and behavior.
Monkeys Eat Dirt After Consuming Tourist Junk Food
A new study finds monkeys are consuming dirt to counteract the effects of junk food from tourists, highlighting the impact of human feeding on wildlife health.
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Major Spring Snowstorm Targets Manitoba with Heavy Snow
A significant spring snowstorm is forecast to impact parts of Manitoba, bringing heavy snowfall, gusty winds, and potential travel disruptions as winter weather persists into late April.
Body Found After Ship Capsizes in Typhoon, Five Missing
Search teams have recovered the body of one crew member after a vessel overturned during a severe typhoon. Five other individuals remain missing as rescue operations continue in challenging conditions.
Nova Scotians Favor More Protected Lands: Survey
A new survey indicates a majority of Nova Scotians desire expanded land protection efforts, highlighting public backing for conservation initiatives like the Archibald Lake Wilderness Area.
Maritimes Set Low Temperature Records, Snow Expected Thursday
The Maritimes experienced record-breaking low temperatures, with forecasts predicting snow on Thursday. Meteorologists attribute the unusual cold to lingering Arctic air masses.
Spring Storm Batters Eastern Alberta with Snow, Rain, Wind
A powerful spring storm has unleashed heavy snowfall, rain, and gusty winds across eastern Alberta, causing travel disruptions and prompting weather warnings.
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Windsor Boosts Bottle Deposit Returns for Earth Day
Windsor residents can get more money for their empty beverage containers on Earth Day 2026, as local recycling initiatives ramp up to promote environmental sustainability and reduce waste.
Think Tank Urges PM Carney to Secure Carbon Price Deal with Alberta
A climate think tank is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney to finalize an industrial carbon pricing agreement with Alberta, highlighting its critical role in national climate strategy and economic stability.
Mild Spring in Windsor, Rain Expected by Weekend
Windsor experiences continued mild spring weather, with forecasters predicting increased rain chances as the weekend approaches. Residents can expect pleasant conditions with gradual changes.
Ticks Arrive Early in Canada: Lyme Disease Risk Up
Tick season has started early in Canada, raising concerns about increased Lyme disease cases. Experts advise caution outdoors.
U of A's Organ Removal Plan Sparks Outrage
The University of Alberta plans to remove the Casavant War Memorial Organ from Convocation Hall, citing accessibility issues, but advocates argue it is a historic memorial that should be preserved.
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Water Levels Stabilize on Ottawa River in Capital Region
Water levels on the Ottawa River are stabilizing after recent flooding. Warm temperatures and no rain are expected, providing relief to affected areas.
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