Seagulls Linked to Beachgoer Diarrhea and Nausea
Seagulls may be responsible for swimmers' diarrhea and nausea, as their droppings contaminate beach water with harmful bacteria, according to recent research.
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Drone nearly hits United plane landing in Newark, pilot says
A United Airlines pilot reported a drone nearly struck the aircraft while landing at Newark Liberty International Airport, prompting a federal investigation.
Hot Sunny Weekend Ahead: Grab Your Water Bottle
Environment Canada forecasts a hot and sunny weekend for the region. Residents urged to stay hydrated as temperatures soar. The heat wave is expected to continue into next week.
Warm, Sunny Weekend Ahead with Hot and Humid Days
A warm, sunny weekend with hot and humid days is forecast across much of Canada, with temperatures soaring above seasonal norms.
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Used needles in recycling across northern Ontario
Rising injectable drug use boosts home needle waste; Ontarians returned over 27,000 kg of sharps to pharmacies, but some end up in recycling, posing safety risks.
Water Advisory Issued for Zeiner Beach on Pigeon Lake
A water advisory has been issued for Zeiner Beach on Pigeon Lake due to elevated bacteria levels, warning swimmers to avoid water contact.
Thousands Without Power on Saanich Peninsula After Trees Down Lines
Thousands of BC Hydro customers on the Saanich Peninsula lost power after trees brought down power lines. Crews are working to restore electricity amid stormy conditions.
Calgary Dermatologist Advises SPF 60+ for Summer Sun Protection
A Calgary dermatologist recommends using sunscreen with SPF 60 or higher as summer heat intensifies in Alberta, advising that staying out of the sun or covering up remains the best protection.
Most Canadian teens have seen violence, gore online
A new survey reveals that the majority of Canadian teenagers have encountered violent or gory content online, raising concerns about digital safety and mental health.
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Edmonton Health Officials Warn Against 'Tanmaxxing' Trend
Edmonton health officials warn against the social media trend 'tanmaxxing,' which promotes excessive UV exposure, citing serious skin cancer risks and urging the public to avoid it.
Beach Water Testing in Windsor-Essex: Weekend Warnings
Beach water testing for June 24, 2026, prompts warnings for Windsor-Essex beaches this weekend. High bacteria levels detected at several popular swimming spots.
Solar Power Bank Recalled Over Fire Hazard
Health Canada recalls Super Off-Road 12,000 mAh Solar Wireless Power Bank (model T1037) due to lithium-ion battery overheating and expansion, posing fire risk. Consumers urged to stop use immediately.
Carney's 'major projects' stalled by endless reviews
One year after the Building Canada Act passed, no projects have been approved. Three new listings only initiate environmental review, not construction.
Health Canada Recalls Solar Power Bank Over Fire Risk
Health Canada recalled the Super Off-Road 12,000 mAh Solar Wireless Power Bank (model T1037) due to lithium-ion battery overheating and expansion, posing a fire hazard.
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E-scooters and e-bikes creating chaos on Metro Vancouver's paths
E-scooter injuries are sending many Canadians to hospital with serious crashes rising sharply. Metro Vancouver's paths and roads face chaos as e-vehicles proliferate without clear regulations, prompting calls for action before fatalities occur.
MPI Opens Second Claims Centre After Severe Spring Storm
Manitoba Public Insurance opens a second claims centre in Winnipeg following a severe spring storm that dumped golf ball-sized hail, causing extensive vehicle damage.
B.C. Youth Injured in E-Scooter Crash, Fourth This Month
A 15-year-old boy was injured in Nanaimo after an e-scooter collision with a van, marking the fourth such crash this month as e-scooter injuries among B.C. youth more than double in a year.
Swimming advisory at Orillia's Moose Beach
A swimming advisory has been issued for Moose Beach in Orillia, Ontario, due to elevated bacteria levels. Swimmers are warned to avoid contact with the water until further notice.
Wet & Forget Shower Cleaner on Rare Prime Day Sale
Wet & Forget weekly shower cleaner is on rare sale at 19% off for Prime Day. This no-scrub spray eliminates mildew and scum. Over 57,000 buyers rate it highly.
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73-Year-Old Man Dies in Scarborough E-Bike Crash
A 73-year-old man was killed in an e-bike crash in Scarborough, Toronto police reported. The incident occurred on June 23, 2026, and is under investigation.
Edmonton Mosquito Spike After Heavy Rain
Edmonton expects a significant increase in mosquito populations following recent heavy rain, with standing water creating ideal breeding conditions for the pests.
Calgary Stampede Ramps Up Security with New Operations Centre
The Calgary Stampede is enhancing security for its 2026 event, expecting 1.5 million guests, with a new Stampede Park Operations Centre that monitors crowd movement, transportation, medical response, and weather in real-time.
13-year-old seriously injured in e-scooter crash in Metro Vancouver
A 13-year-old boy was rushed to hospital with serious injuries after an e-scooter crash in Metro Vancouver, according to local police. The incident raises safety concerns about electric scooters.
Cool Calgary weather reduces mosquitoes now, summer surge expected
Calgary reports fewer mosquitoes in traps due to cool June weather, but officials anticipate a surge in July as temperatures rise, prompting residents to prepare.
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Edmonton Airport Screenings to Cut Security Line Times
Screening upgrades at Edmonton International Airport are expected to reduce security line wait times, enhancing passenger experience.
Measles Exposure Warning at Toronto Pearson Airport
Passengers on two flights at Toronto Pearson Airport on June 13 may have been exposed to measles. Peel Public Health advises checking immunization records.
Near-zero visibility fog warning for northern B.C. coast
Environment Canada issued a near-zero visibility fog warning for the northern British Columbia coast, including Prince Rupert, on June 22, 2026, urging drivers and mariners to exercise extreme caution.
Measles exposure at Pearson Airport, on 2 flights: health unit
Peel Public Health warns of potential measles exposure at Toronto Pearson Airport and on two flights after a confirmed case. Anyone present in affected areas should monitor for symptoms.
TikTok Sunscreen Misinformation Gains Traction, Study Finds
A study of 1,000 TikTok videos finds that while 87% promote sunscreen, critical content gets more engagement, raising skin cancer concerns among dermatologists.
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Edmonton Heavy Rain Weekend: 50-100 mm Expected
Environment Canada issues rainfall warning for Edmonton, predicting 50-100 mm of rain through Sunday with risks of flooding and thunderstorms.
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