A male wolf named Neukgu, which escaped from Daejeon O-World theme park in South Korea, has been safely captured and returned to the zoo. Veterinarians confirmed the animal is in good health, alleviating fears among local residents.
Intense flooding near Davey Drive in Orillia, Ontario has prompted emergency crews and volunteers to work non-stop as water levels rise. The situation remains critical with ongoing efforts to mitigate damage and ensure community safety.
A journey along the Bow River near Carseland, Alberta, captures the early signs of spring, from soaring pelicans and nesting herons to blooming crocuses, as wildlife awakens in the warming landscape.
Ottawa residents experienced a welcome reprieve from the rain on Friday, with sunny skies and warm weather brightening the capital. The brief dry spell offered a glimpse of spring after a wet period.
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A freezing rain event has touched down in Winnipeg and southeastern Manitoba, leading to slippery roads and potential travel disruptions as temperatures hover near freezing.
Dense fog conditions in Windsor-Essex led to the cancellation of school bus services, prioritizing student safety amid reduced visibility and hazardous driving conditions.
London will enjoy a sunny break from rain on Friday, but unsettled weather returns this weekend. Meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts temporary relief before more variable conditions.
Whistler Blackcomb ski resort introduces remote-controlled drone technology for avalanche mitigation, enhancing safety for workers and visitors in hazardous terrain.
Calgary residents can look forward to sunny skies and warm weather this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach the high teens, melting away recent snowfall.
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A Winnipeg couple has donated a portion of a 636-acre wilderness tract in southern Manitoba to the Nature Conservancy of Canada, preserving carbon-storing peatlands in memory of an uncle.
A mild and wet winter in British Columbia is being hailed as positive news for the upcoming wildfire season, with officials set to update residents on summer expectations and provincial preparedness efforts.
Environmental advocates in Coquitlam are raising alarms as birds at Lafarge Lake become entangled in discarded fishing lines, posing severe risks to local wildlife and ecosystems.
Greely, Ontario residents are expressing outrage after lethal traps were deployed to manage a beaver dam on Reindeer Drive, sparking community backlash and concerns over wildlife management practices.
A spring snowstorm blanketed parts of southern Saskatchewan, dropping up to 25 cm of snow and prompting weather warnings. The storm led to hazardous travel conditions and multiple collisions, with RCMP advising caution.
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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's new tree equity policy uses DEI criteria like race and poverty to prioritize tree planting, sparking criticism from Councillor Brad Bradford for overcomplicating urban forestry.
Lethbridge's wastewater treatment facility requires urgent upgrades to meet environmental standards and public health needs, as highlighted by recent assessments and community calls for action.
Scientists demand immediate federal action against 6PPD-quinone, a toxic tire chemical killing coho salmon in B.C. streams through urban runoff.
A U.S. court has upheld Montana's strict selenium pollution standard for Lake Koocanusa, dealing a blow to a British Columbia coal mining company seeking to expand operations amid transboundary environmental concerns.
Swarna, a former resident of the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo, is now providing maternal support to a motherless baby elephant at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in the United States.
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Winter conditions have forced closures of several Manitoba highways, with a funnel cloud reported near Winnipeg. Colleen Bready provides the latest forecast as spring weather takes a harsh turn.
A British Columbia fishing guide has been penalized $12,000 for submitting falsified documents and exceeding legal fishing limits, highlighting enforcement in marine conservation.
Manitoulin Island's mayor reports the highest floodwaters ever seen, prompting a state of emergency. Bridal Veil Falls is closed, and road repairs begin amid ongoing rain and snow forecasts.
A new survey reveals that 48% of drivers in Atlantic Canada are open to buying an electric vehicle, highlighting growing interest in sustainable transportation despite infrastructure concerns.
The community of French River near North Bay has declared a state of emergency due to rapidly rising flood waters, with concerns about ice pack from the north exacerbating the situation.
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Severe winter weather has led to the closure of several highways in Manitoba, disrupting travel and highlighting ongoing seasonal challenges in the region.
A funnel cloud was observed near Anola, Manitoba, while the province's Peguis First Nation actively prepares for potential spring flooding, highlighting severe weather concerns in the region.
A baby monkey named Yuji, receiving care at a zoo in Guadalajara, Mexico, has formed an attachment to a stuffed dog that serves as a surrogate companion during his recovery.
Swarna, a 52-year-old Asian elephant from Calgary, is raising a newborn calf rejected by its mother at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C., marking a heartwarming cross-border conservation story.
Increased rainfall and warmer temperatures are causing high water levels along the Ottawa River, leading to road closures and flood warnings from authorities. Residents are urged to stay informed as conditions may worsen.
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The city of St-Jérôme, Quebec, has closed a key bridge and distributed sandbags to residents as rising water levels pose a significant flood threat to the region.
