U.S. Hits Record Hot Month in March, Super El Niño Ahead
March 2025 was the most abnormally hot month in U.S. history, with temperatures 9.35°F above normal. Forecasts warn a super El Niño could push global warmth to new records by 2026.
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Sunshine and Spring Weather Arrive in Calgary This Weekend
Calgary is set to enjoy sunshine and mild spring temperatures this weekend, bringing relief after recent weather fluctuations. Residents can expect clear skies and warmer conditions.
Cougar Spotted Swimming Off Vancouver Island on Video
A cougar was filmed swimming in the ocean near Vancouver Island before climbing onto rocks, highlighting rare wildlife behavior in coastal British Columbia.
Peguis First Nation on Edge Over Increased Flooding Risk
Residents of Peguis First Nation near Winnipeg are facing heightened anxiety as rising river levels increase the threat of flooding, with past evacuations and ongoing preparations highlighting the community's vulnerability.
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Saskatchewan Enhances Wildfire Preparedness for 2026 Season
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency reports improved readiness for the 2026 wildfire season, citing better snowpack conditions and increased funding for equipment and staffing.
Waterloo Region Council Reverses Water Taking Policy
The Waterloo Region council has voted to rescind a controversial water taking policy with Wilmot Township, marking a significant shift in local water management strategy.
Piikani Nation Issues Cease and Desist Over Selenium Contamination
A Piikani Nation member and anti-coal mining group have sent cease and desist letters, demanding immediate cleanup of selenium-polluted waters and warning of potential lawsuits if no action is taken.
Saskatchewan Claims Peak Wildfire Preparedness for 2026 Season
Saskatchewan officials assert enhanced readiness for the 2026 wildfire season, citing lessons from past fires and increased resources to combat future blazes.
New Polar Bear Yellé Charms Calgary Zoo Visitors and Staff
Yellé, a 20-year-old polar bear from Quebec, is settling into his new home at Calgary Zoo. He's gradually being introduced to companion Siku while charming everyone with his calm demeanor.
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Weather Suspected in Fatal Manitoba Crash Killing Teen: RCMP
RCMP investigate a fatal crash near Carman, Manitoba, with weather believed to be a contributing factor in the incident that claimed the life of a teenager.
Fisheries Expands Mass Marking of Hatchery Chinook in B.C.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada is expanding its program to mark hatchery chinook salmon in southern British Columbia, distinguishing them from wild populations to aid conservation efforts.
Swans Return to Avon River in Stratford, Ontario
The annual return of majestic swans to the Avon River in Stratford, Ontario, marks a cherished spring tradition, delighting residents and visitors with their elegant presence along the scenic waterways.
Toronto to Ban Jet Skis, Boats from Some Waterfront Areas
Toronto is advancing a plan to prohibit motorized watercraft like jet skis and boats from specific waterfront areas to enhance safety and reduce noise pollution. The initiative aims to protect recreational spaces and improve environmental quality along th
15-Pound Walleye Found in Michigan's Muskegon River
Fisheries staff from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources reported catching a massive 15-pound walleye during spring surveys in the Muskegon River, highlighting the river's thriving ecosystem.
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Calgary Zoo Introduces New Polar Bear Yelle to Public
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has introduced Yelle, a new polar bear characterized as an extrovert, to visitors. The bear's arrival marks a significant addition to the zoo's conservation efforts and public engagement initiatives.
N.B. Wildfire Season Starts Early from Snow Shortage
New Brunswick has initiated its wildfire season ahead of schedule, citing insufficient snowpack as a key factor. This early start raises concerns about increased fire risks and environmental impacts in the region.
Motorized Watercraft May Return to Clear Lake with Restrictions
Parks Canada will decide next year on allowing motorized watercraft on Clear Lake, implementing restrictions due to invasive zebra mussel threats to the ecosystem.
Spring Snow Forecast for Winnipeg Before Temps Rebound
Katherine Dow's weather forecast predicts another round of spring snow in Winnipeg before temperatures rebound later this week, with detailed conditions for April 8, 2026.
Scientist Intrigued by Strange Ice Formation Near Winnipeg
A University of Manitoba scientist explains the likely cause of an unusual ice formation on Pipeline Road in Winnipeg, sparking curiosity and scientific investigation.
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Major Fire at Etobicoke Waste Plant, No Injuries Reported
A significant three-alarm fire erupted at a waste disposal facility in Etobicoke, Toronto, with firefighters working to contain the blaze. Officials confirm no injuries have been reported in the incident.
Banff Bans Alcohol, Cannabis on 3 Long Weekends
Parks Canada enforces strict prohibition of alcohol and cannabis in Banff campgrounds during three major long weekends to enhance safety and reduce disturbances.
Ottawa Pledges $81M to Rebuild Atlantic Salmon in New Brunswick
The federal government announces an $81 million investment to support Atlantic salmon conservation and habitat restoration efforts in New Brunswick, addressing declining populations.
Spring Arrives, But Winter Lingers: Nature's Delay
As spring officially begins, many Canadians face lingering winter conditions, raising questions about seasonal transitions and their impact on daily life across the country.
Ecology Centre Faces $300K Deficit After Storm Closure
The Canadian Ecology Centre is grappling with a $300,000 deficit following a 280-day closure caused by a severe downburst last summer. Fundraising efforts are now underway as the facility reopens to the public.
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Calgary's Mild Midweek with 14°C Highs for Weekend Start
Calgary residents can expect a pleasant midweek with temperatures reaching 14°C, setting the stage for a mild start to the weekend. The forecast includes rain later in the week, but overall conditions remain favorable for outdoor activities.
Etobicoke Waste Plant Fire: 80 Firefighters Battle Blaze
A three-alarm industrial fire erupted at a construction waste disposal facility in south Etobicoke, requiring up to 80 firefighters to bring it under control. No injuries were reported as the building was empty at the time of the blaze.
Edmonton Warming Trend Begins, Sunday Forecast Demands Caution
Edmonton experiences a warming trend this week, but residents should remain vigilant for potential weather shifts on Sunday. The city's recent snowfall highlights ongoing seasonal volatility.
B.C. Pilot Turns Construction Plastic Waste into Building Material
A British Columbia initiative is recycling up to 80% of construction plastic waste into a new product that reduces concrete use in slabs, funded by $400,000 in government grants.
Halifax Harbour Wastewater Discharge Scheduled This Month
Halifax Water will temporarily release wastewater into Halifax Harbour later this month as part of essential maintenance operations, officials confirm.
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Turkey Spotted on O-Train Tracks at Carleton University
A turkey was seen walking along the O-Train track at Carleton University in Ottawa, causing a stir among commuters and raising safety concerns for local wildlife.
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