London Faces Record Cold After Snow Squall Warning Ends
London prepares for potentially record-breaking cold temperatures as an Arctic front moves through, with frigid conditions and bitter wind chills expected to impact the region.
Category : Environment
Corb Lund's Coal Mining Petition Approved in Alberta
Alberta's chief electoral officer has approved musician Corb Lund's citizen petition calling for legislation to ban new coal exploration and mining on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains.
Nova Scotia Confident in 2030 Coal Exit as Wind Projects Grow
Nova Scotia officials express confidence in achieving the 2030 coal phase-out target, citing significant progress in wind power development highlighted in a recent natural resources committee report.
Winter Storm Deaths Rise, Power Outages Linger in Eastern U.S.
A severe winter storm continues to grip the eastern United States, resulting in rising fatalities and prolonged power outages as bitter cold and heavy snow persist across the region.
Barrie's Winter Woes: Roads, Salt, and Snow Challenges
The Barrie region faces severe winter conditions with bumpy roads, salt shortages, and lake effect snow, testing local resilience and infrastructure.
Water Costs Rise After Sherwood Park Station Closure
Residents in Edmonton and surrounding areas face higher water expenses as the Sherwood Drive fill station closes, impacting local water distribution and pricing structures.
Fish Return to Toronto's Don River, Marking Recovery
The Don River in Toronto is witnessing a resurgence of fish populations, a positive sign of ecological health following years of environmental challenges and restoration efforts.
Nova Scotia Shelter Expands as Storm Recovery Continues
Souls Harbour Rescue Mission increases bed capacity to 44, providing crucial refuge during post-storm cleanup in Nova Scotia, highlighting community resilience.
Montreal Woman, 87, Dies After Power Failure in Cold Snap
An 87-year-old Montreal woman has died after attempting to wait out a power outage with her husband during a severe cold snap, highlighting risks to vulnerable populations during extreme weather events.
Montreal CDN-NDG Power Outage: Hydro-Québec Works on 72-Hour Restoration
Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough appeals for cooperation as Hydro-Québec crews labor to restore electricity following a prolonged 72-hour outage affecting residents.
Canada-China EV Deal Cheered by California Air Chief
California's top environmental regulator applauds Canada's trade agreement to import Chinese electric vehicles, highlighting global momentum away from fossil fuel transportation.
Canada-China EV Deal Cheered by California Air Regulator
California's top environmental regulator applauds Canada's agreement to import Chinese electric vehicles, calling it a win for global EV adoption amid U.S. policy shifts.
Snow Squall Watch, Blowing Snow Advisory for Waterloo Region
Environment Canada has issued a snow squall watch and blowing snow advisory for Waterloo Region, warning of up to 30 cm of snow and near-zero visibility. Local authorities urge caution.
Ottawa Buys $95M East End Landfill
The City of Ottawa is investing $95 million to purchase the Capital Region Resource Recovery Centre landfill, a major move for waste management infrastructure in the city's east end.
47 Still Displaced After Newfoundland 2025 Wildfires
Nearly 50 people in Newfoundland and Labrador are still unable to return home months after the 2025 wildfires, which destroyed historic buildings and caused widespread damage in the Conception Bay North region.
Mountain Lion Spotted in San Francisco, Capture Underway
A young mountain lion was seen wandering San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood, prompting a public warning. Wildlife officials are now working to safely capture the animal near Lafayette Park.
Winnipeg Sunshine Returns, Cool Temps Persist in Forecast
Meteorologist Colleen Bready's latest forecast for Winnipeg on January 27, 2026, predicts a return of sunshine while cool temperatures continue to dominate the region's weather pattern.
Waterloo Region Water Solutions Headed to Council
Potential solutions for addressing Waterloo Region's critical water capacity challenges will be formally presented to local council members for review and consideration.
Experts: Warming Arctic Needs More Canadian Surveillance
As global warming intensifies international interest in the Arctic, Canadian experts call for increased monitoring and surveillance to address emerging geopolitical complexities and security challenges.
Barrie Warns Against Building Snow Structures on Roads
Barrie officials caution residents against creating snowmen or igloos on roadways as heavy snowfall and squalls bring up to 30 cm accumulation, emphasizing public safety during winter weather conditions.
Caribou Herd Reunites at Toronto Zoo in Conservation Win
The Toronto Zoo celebrates a significant conservation achievement as its caribou herd reunites, highlighting efforts to protect this iconic Canadian species amid broader environmental and wildlife news.
Toronto Snowstorm 2026 vs. 1999 Blizzard Comparison
A record-breaking snowfall in Toronto on January 26, 2026, prompts comparisons to the historic 1999 blizzard that required military assistance. Analysis of snowfall amounts, city response, and historical context.
U.S. Hunters, P.E.I. Officers Charged in Goose Hunting Case
American hunters and Prince Edward Island conservation officers have been charged for allegedly hunting geese too close to residential areas, raising concerns about wildlife regulations and enforcement.
Sicilian Town Evacuated After Landslide Leaves Homes on Cliff Edge
A severe landslide triggered by a storm in Sicily has left numerous houses dangerously perched on a cliff edge, forcing the evacuation of over 1,000 residents as authorities respond to the emergency.
Marineland to Move Whales, Dolphins to U.S., Minister Says
Ontario's minister has stated that Marineland has a solid plan to transfer its whales and dolphins to facilities in the United States, amid ongoing discussions about animal welfare.
Winter Storm Deaths Top 25, South Faces Power Outages
The death toll from a severe winter storm and extreme cold across the United States has risen to over 25. Southern regions are preparing for prolonged power disruptions as icy conditions persist.
Snow Squall Watch for Windsor-Essex as Extreme Cold Hits Canada
Environment Canada issues a snow squall watch for Windsor-Essex, warning of near-zero visibility and heavy snowfall. The alert comes amid widespread extreme weather across Canada, including brutal cold and dangerous conditions.
Extreme Weather Costs Canada Billions in Insured Losses
New data reveals extreme weather events including wildfires, atmospheric rivers, and winter storms caused over $2.4 billion in insured losses across Canada last year, with costs tripling over the past decade.
Maritimes Hit by 40 cm Snow, More Nor'easters Possible
The Maritimes received up to 40 cm of snow from a recent storm, with meteorologists warning another Nor'easter could develop this weekend, adding to winter weather challenges across Canada.
Calgary Faces Messy Roads from Rapid Melting Next Week
Calgarians should prepare for potentially hazardous road conditions as a warming trend with highs up to 10°C causes rapid snowmelt across the city next week.
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