Fog Advisory Issued for Red River Valley in Manitoba
Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for the Red River Valley, including areas like Starbuck, Manitoba, as patches of dense fog developed on the evening of March 19, 2026.
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Chilliwack River Evacuation Alerts Issued Amid Heavy Rain
The Fraser Valley Regional District has issued evacuation alerts for properties along the Chilliwack River due to heavy rainfall, with authorities monitoring flood risks and urging residents to prepare.
Spring Flood Fight Underway in Manitoba Communities
Manitoba communities are mobilizing to prevent flood damage as the spring snowmelt begins, with officials implementing proactive measures to safeguard infrastructure and residents.
Severe Avalanche Conditions Persist in Rockies
Parks Canada warns of ongoing severe avalanche risks in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia and Alberta, with hazardous conditions documented in key mountain passes.
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Montreal Snowfall Warning: Up to 10 cm Friday
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Montreal and surrounding regions, warning of up to 10 cm of snow on Friday afternoon with hazardous driving conditions expected.
Barrie and Innisfil Get $26.6M Ice Storm Funds
The Canadian government has allocated $26.6 million in emergency funding to Barrie and Innisfil following a severe ice storm, as communities across Ontario brace for more winter weather.
Landslide in Coquitlam Leads to Rescue of 8 People, 3 Pets
A landslide in Coquitlam, B.C., knocked out power lines, prompting emergency crews to rescue eight individuals and three pets. The incident occurred during a severe storm, highlighting ongoing weather challenges in the region.
Canadians Prefer Gas Cars Over EVs Amid Affordability Issues
A new report reveals Canadian consumers increasingly favor internal combustion engine vehicles over electric cars, with interest in EVs dropping 15% last year due to cost barriers and policy changes.
Calgary Water Use Back in Red Zone as Repairs Continue
Calgary's water consumption has exceeded the 500-million-litre threshold again, ending a brief conservation streak as feeder-main repair work reaches its midway point. The city urges residents to maintain reduced usage to avoid shortages.
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Sudbury Snowstorm Recovery May Take Weeks, Officials Say
Greater Sudbury officials report that full recovery from a major snowstorm will likely take weeks, with police warning of hazardous conditions from snowbanks and urging caution for drivers and pedestrians.
Snow, Ice Pellets Forecast for Toronto on Spring's First Day
Toronto residents face a wintry surprise as Environment Canada forecasts snow and ice pellets for the first day of spring, March 20, 2026, disrupting typical seasonal expectations.
Calgary Dumpster Fire Spreads to Building in Forest Lawn
A dumpster fire in East Calgary's Forest Lawn neighborhood escalated Thursday morning, spreading to a nearby building. Emergency services responded quickly to contain the blaze, which caused significant damage but no reported injuries.
Heavy Snow Expected in Montreal and Regions Friday Afternoon
A significant spring snowstorm is predicted to bring heavy snowfall to Montreal and its surrounding regions starting Friday afternoon, with potential disruptions to travel and daily activities.
Barrie and Innisfil Get $26.6M for Ice Storm Recovery
The federal government has allocated $26.6 million in disaster recovery funding to Barrie and Innisfil following the devastating March 2025 ice storm that caused widespread damage.
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Black Bear Genie Wakes from Hibernation at Ecomuseum
Genie, a black bear at the Ecomuseum Zoo in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, has emerged from her winter hibernation. Zookeepers celebrated the event as a sign of spring, noting her groggy behavior and first meal of fruits and vegetables.
Coquitlam Mudslide Cuts Power to Thousands in Heavy Rains
A mudslide on Pipeline Road in Coquitlam has shut down access and knocked out electricity to thousands of homes, with no injuries reported. Heavy rains from a stalled atmospheric river are exacerbating conditions.
Landslide Cuts Power Lines in Coquitlam During B.C. Storm
A landslide in Coquitlam has knocked out power lines during a severe storm in British Columbia, causing widespread disruptions and highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Major Fire at Edmonton Construction Site
A significant fire broke out at a multi-storey building under construction in Edmonton's Old Strathcona neighborhood on March 19, 2026, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
Artificial Turf Chemical Deadly to Coho Salmon: UBC Study
A new study from the University of British Columbia reveals that artificial turf fields in Metro Vancouver are leaching a tire chemical that is deadly to coho salmon, raising environmental concerns.
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First Nations Gain Control of Clayoquot Sound Forestry
Vancouver Island First Nations have secured control over three significant forestry areas in Clayoquot Sound, marking a major step in Indigenous land management and conservation efforts in British Columbia.
Toronto Hits Fifth Snowiest Year, More Snow Possible
Toronto has reached its fifth snowiest year on record, with 189.2 cm of snowfall since August 2025. Meteorologists warn more snow is possible as Alberta clippers approach.
Punch the Baby Macaque Thrives at Japanese Zoo
Punch, the abandoned baby macaque who captured global hearts with his IKEA plushie, is now making friends and adapting at Ichikawa City Zoo, drawing thousands of visitors daily.
Zoo Naming Contest for Baby Goeldi Monkey in Winnipeg
Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg invites the public to name a newborn Goeldi monkey, a rare species, through a community contest to boost engagement and conservation awareness.
Global Fishing Watch Maps Entire Industrial Fishing Fleet
Global Fishing Watch's 2025 Annual Report reveals groundbreaking progress in ocean transparency, including mapping 100% of the global industrial fishing fleet and expanding partnerships with governments worldwide to strengthen fisheries oversight.
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Calgary Group Calls for Lights Out to Save Migrating Birds
Bird Friendly Calgary is urging residents and businesses to turn off non-essential lights from March 20 to May 31, 2026, to reduce bird collisions during migration season.
Flood Risk Rises with Heavy Rain on B.C.'s South Coast
Environment Canada warns of up to 130 mm of rain in Metro Vancouver, with flooding concerns heightened by snowmelt and saturated soils from an atmospheric river event.
Extreme Avalanche Risk, Near 20°C Temps West of Calgary
A high avalanche danger warning has been issued for areas west of Calgary, coinciding with unseasonably warm temperatures nearing 20°C on Thursday, raising safety concerns.
B.C. Temperature Records Fall Amid Lingering Atmospheric River Rain
British Columbia experiences unprecedented temperature records falling as a persistent atmospheric river brings heavy rainfall, highlighting extreme weather impacts in the region.
Live Possum Found Among Stuffed Toys at Airport Shop
A living Australian brushtail possum was discovered perched on a display shelf among plush toy animals at a gift shop in Hobart Airport, sparking surprise and amusement.
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Vancouver's First Snowless Winter in 43 Years
Vancouver has experienced its first winter without snow in over four decades, with experts warning this pattern could become more frequent due to climate change.
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