Montreal's Streetcar Tracks Resurface Each Spring, Revealing History
Decades after Montreal's last tram retired, the annual spring thaw cracks asphalt and exposes old streetcar tracks, offering glimpses into the city's public transit past.
Category : Environment
Ottawa Faces More Heavy Rain After Wet Monday
Environment Canada forecasts another round of heavy rainfall for Ottawa on Tuesday, following a rainy Monday that drenched the capital region. The Rideau River and Adàwe Crossing were already under watch on Sunday.
Sensitive Clay Causes Orléans Landslide in Ottawa Valley
Researchers document 1,500 sensitive clay landslides in Ottawa Valley, with only seven along the Ottawa River. Geological Survey of Canada studies ancient clay formations and landslide triggers.
Sea Lion Named After Canadian Astronaut Dies in Vancouver
Colonel Hansen, a sea lion named in honor of Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques, has passed away at the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society. The animal was a beloved resident known for its distinctive personality and connection to Canada's
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Unconscious Resident Pulled from Thunder Bay House Fire
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to a house fire where an unconscious resident was rescued. The incident highlights the dangers of residential fires and the critical work of first responders.
Windsor Recycling Container Take-Back Program Ends April 15
The City of Windsor is ending its recycling container take-back program on April 15, 2026. Residents must return bins by this date as part of waste management updates.
Toronto Zoo's Bactrian Camel Expecting Spring Baby
Suria, an 11-year-old Bactrian camel at the Toronto Zoo, is pregnant and due to give birth this spring, adding to the zoo's conservation efforts.
Heavy Rainfall Warning for Ottawa, Flood Watch Issued
Environment Canada warns of significant rainfall in Ottawa from Sunday through midweek, with up to 30 mm expected. A flood watch is active in surrounding areas due to high water levels.
Search for Missing Boater After Canoe Capsizes at Heart Lake
Emergency crews are conducting an underwater search for a missing boater after a canoe capsized at Heart Lake Conservation Area in Brampton late Saturday night.
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Warm, Rainy Weather Lingers in Windsor This Week
Windsor residents can expect continued warm and rainy conditions into the upcoming week, with significant rainfall possible. The weather pattern brings a mix of mild temperatures and precipitation.
No Charges After Beaver Trespassing in Nickelback's Hometown
Hanna RCMP confirm no charges are pending after a beaver, Canada's national symbol, was found trespassing on local property. The incident highlights human-wildlife interactions in Alberta.
Legendary Grizzly 'The Boss' Awakens in Banff National Park
The iconic grizzly bear known as 'The Boss' has emerged from hibernation, continuing his quarter-century dominance in Banff National Park and inspiring local culture.
Canadian Rangers Deployed to Gjoa Haven Amid Power Crisis
The Canadian government has authorized the Canadian Rangers to assist the remote hamlet of Gjoa Haven in Nunavut, which is facing severe power disruptions and infrastructure challenges.
Ottawa Forecast: Extended Rainy Weather Expected
Ottawa residents should prepare for a prolonged period of wet weather, with forecasts indicating a rainy stretch ahead. The conditions may impact daily activities and local infrastructure.
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Flood Risk Escalates in Winnipeg's Parkland and Icelandic River
Authorities issue elevated flood advisories for the Parkland region and Icelandic River in Manitoba, warning residents to prepare for potential flooding as conditions worsen.
Simcoe Muskoka Weather Alert: Up to 40 mm Rain Possible
Environment Canada issues a special weather statement for Simcoe Muskoka, warning of significant rainfall up to 40 mm. The alert highlights potential flooding risks and advises residents to prepare for hazardous conditions.
Vancouver Zoo's Oldest Lion Euthanized Due to Kidney Disease
Boomer, the eldest lion at the Greater Vancouver Zoo, has been euthanized after a prolonged struggle with kidney disease, marking a somber moment for the zoo and its visitors.
Coyote Sightings in Orléans Park Spark Community Alert
Residents in Orléans report multiple coyote sightings in a local park, raising safety concerns. Authorities advise caution and provide guidelines for wildlife encounters.
Climate News: Penguins Endangered, Solar Power, El Niño Alert
This week's climate news highlights Emperor penguins listed as endangered, Vancouver's Science World adopting solar panels, and a potential strong El Niño. Plus, latest CO2 data and warming trends.
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Summers Getting Longer and Earlier in Canada, UBC Finds
A new study from the University of British Columbia reveals that summer seasons are starting earlier and extending longer in Canada and worldwide, with significant implications for ecosystems and climate patterns.
Waterloo Collects Old Green Bins at Drop-Off Events
The Region of Waterloo is organizing drop-off events for residents to dispose of old green bins as part of a waste management update following the introduction of new carts.
Flood Advisories Issued for North Simcoe Townships
Aerial footage reveals extensive flooding in Severn Township, prompting flood advisories across northern Simcoe. Authorities warn residents to stay vigilant as water levels rise.
Record Heat Wave to Hit New York and Washington
A severe heat wave is forecast to sweep across the eastern U.S., with Washington and New York set to experience record-high temperatures, potentially breaking over 165 daily records.
B.C. Snowpack Crisis Hits Populated Coastal Areas Hard
British Columbia's south coast experiences near-record low snowpack levels, with Vancouver Island at 44% of normal, raising concerns about summer water shortages and wildfire risks.
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Calgary Council Urged to Reject Water Efficiency Plan
A critical analysis argues Calgary's new water efficiency plan misrepresents local water security, overlooks aquifer capacity, and relies on flawed climate assumptions.
Flurries and Rain Forecast for Ottawa This Weekend
Ottawa residents should prepare for a mix of flurries and rain this weekend, with cloudy conditions persisting. The forecast highlights typical spring variability in the region.
Oldman River's Cry: Drought and Deforestation Threaten Watershed
The drought-stricken Oldman River faces existential threats from government-backed clearcutting and industrial activities, jeopardizing Alberta's rarest forest and water supply for 200,000 people.
Warmer Weather Forecast: Cool Start, Bright Finish in Ontario
Ontario is set for a significant weather shift with a cool start giving way to warmer temperatures. The forecast indicates a bright finish as spring progresses across the province.
Spring Arrives in Windsor with More Warmth Coming
Windsor experiences a pleasant taste of spring today, with forecasters predicting increasing temperatures soon. Residents can look forward to milder weather after a long winter.
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Saint John's 'Green Machine' Trailer Aids Community Cleanup
Saint John launches 'The Green Machine,' a fully-equipped trailer providing tools for residents to tackle spring cleaning and maintain neighborhood tidiness, fostering community engagement.
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