Black Bear Rescue Plans Legal Fight Over Quarry Vote
The Manitoba Black Bear Rescue is exploring legal options to challenge a recent vote approving a quarry near its facility, citing threats to wildlife and operations.
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Toronto Residents Shape Future of City Parks Through Input
Park People launches exhibit seeking public suggestions to enhance Toronto's green spaces, with feedback highlighting needs for social connection, amenities, and accessibility as park usage doubled post-pandemic.
Calgary Weekend: Mid-Teens Start, Snow Possible Sunday
Calgary faces a mixed weekend with daytime highs in the mid-teens, but snow is possible by Sunday. Stay updated on weather changes and local news.
Canada's 2026 Wildfire Season: Expectations and Preparations
As Canada approaches the 2026 wildfire season, experts analyze predictions and mitigation efforts, including AI forecasting and proactive community measures in high-risk areas like Alberta.
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Huntsville Braces for 5 cm of Snow Friday
Environment Canada issues a special weather statement for Huntsville, forecasting 5 cm of snow on Friday. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous conditions.
New Brunswick's New Lobster Law Enforcement Unit Explained
New Brunswick establishes a dedicated enforcement unit to tackle unreported lobster landings, aiming to protect fisheries and ensure compliance with regulations in Atlantic Canada.
Ottawa to See Rain and Snow Mix on Friday
Environment Canada forecasts a blend of precipitation for Ottawa this Friday, with rain and snow expected across the region. Residents should prepare for changing conditions that may impact travel and outdoor activities.
London Forecast: Snow Unlikely, Cool Rainy Friday Before Sunny Saturday
London's weather forecast indicates a cool, rainy Friday with warming and sunshine expected by Saturday. Snow is unlikely for most areas, as detailed by meteorologist Julie Atchison.
Carney's 30x30 Conservation Plan Faces Backlash
Prime Minister Mark Carney's ambitious plan to protect 30% of Canada's land by 2030 under the UN biodiversity framework is drawing criticism from Indigenous groups and provincial governments over jurisdiction and implementation concerns.
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Sunny Skies Coming to Calgary This Weekend
Calgary is set to enjoy warm, sunny weather this weekend, with clear skies and pleasant temperatures expected to provide a perfect backdrop for outdoor activities.
Out-of-Control Wildfire Rages in B.C. Thompson-Okanagan
A significant wildfire is burning out of control in British Columbia's Thompson-Okanagan region, prompting evacuations and a major response from the B.C. Wildfire Service.
B.C. Forestry Seeks Faster Permits Amid Industry Challenges
British Columbia's forest industry opened its annual convention with calls for streamlined permitting processes, contrasting mining's 10-month approvals with forestry's multi-year delays.
B.C. Mudslides Reveal Decades of Short-Sighted Governance
Recent mudslides in British Columbia highlight the consequences of approving development in hazard zones without proper climate projections and geotechnical assessments.
Nova Scotia Approves 22-Turbine Wind Farm in Antigonish
The Nova Scotia government has given the green light to a major 22-turbine wind energy project in Antigonish County, marking a significant step in the province's renewable energy expansion.
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Major Fire Forces Evacuations in Longueuil, Montreal
A significant fire in Longueuil has led to the evacuation of multiple homes as emergency crews work to contain the blaze. Authorities are on scene, with no injuries reported so far.
Ontario Adds 14 New Solar and Wind Power Projects
Ontario's electricity system is set to incorporate 14 new solar and wind energy projects, marking a significant step in the province's renewable energy expansion and commitment to sustainable power generation.
B.C. Snowpack Hides Regional Divide, Bulletin Says
A new provincial bulletin warns that British Columbia's average snowpack levels conceal a significant regional disparity, with Metro Vancouver's North Shore mountains experiencing minimal snow amid unseasonably warm weather in February 2026.
France: Captive Whales Are Private Property in N.S. Sanctuary Row
France asserts that captive whales remain private property, complicating the proposed Nova Scotia whale sanctuary project. This legal stance raises questions about animal rights and international cooperation in marine conservation efforts.
Environment Canada to Use AI in Weather Forecasting Model
Environment Canada is developing a new weather forecasting model that integrates artificial intelligence to enhance accuracy and provide more timely warnings for extreme weather events across the nation.
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Military Aid Urged as Flooding Threatens Manitoba Community
Manitoba's updated flood outlook shows increased risk for the Interlake region, prompting calls for military assistance from a First Nation and the premier to protect the community.
Woodcocks Draw Crowds as Spring Celebrities in NYC's Bryant Park
American woodcocks, known for their quirky appearance and bobbing walk, have captivated New Yorkers at Bryant Park during their annual spring migration, drawing unprecedented crowds.
Science World Unveils BC's First Vertical Solar Array in Green Retrofit
Vancouver's iconic Science World has installed British Columbia's first vertical solar array as part of a $39-million energy efficiency retrofit, aiming to reduce energy use by 40% and emissions by 75%.
BC Adds $20 Fee for Non-Resident Campers at Popular Parks
British Columbia introduces a new $20 fee for campers from outside the province at 59 high-demand campgrounds and four backcountry parks, citing unprecedented demand and climate challenges.
Skunk Rescued in Barrie with Plastic Container Stuck on Head
A skunk in Barrie was found trapped in a dumpster with a plastic container stuck on its head, prompting a rescue by emergency animal responders. The incident highlights wildlife hazards from urban waste.
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Toronto's $577M LED Street Light Modernization Plan
Toronto Hydro and the city government have unveiled a $577 million initiative to replace all conventional street lights with energy-efficient LED technology, aiming to cut energy use by 40-60% and improve safety.
Man Ends Fight to Reclaim Seized 12-Foot Alligator Albert
A Buffalo-area man has concluded his legal efforts to recover Albert, his 12-foot alligator confiscated by authorities in 2024 due to safety concerns and permit violations.
Man Fined for Trespassing in Viral Hippo Moo Deng's Zoo
A Thai man has been fined after climbing into the enclosure of viral pygmy hippo Moo Deng at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. The zoo has increased security measures following the incident.
Winnipeg Weather: Cool Thursday, Weekend Warmup Ahead
Meteorologist Daniel Halmarson provides the latest Winnipeg weather forecast for April 9, 2026, detailing current cool conditions and an upcoming temperature increase.
Chimpanzees Turn on Friends in Lethal Spree, Stunning Scientists
Researchers in Uganda's Kibale National Park report a shocking series of lethal attacks among chimpanzees, challenging long-held beliefs about primate social behavior and aggression.
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Fire Crews Respond to Blaze Near Regina Beach
Saskatchewan RCMP officers assisted two fire departments in responding to a significant fire near Regina Beach. The incident highlights emergency coordination efforts in the region.
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