Bone-Dry July Damages Nova Scotia Farms, Threatens Harvests
Nova Scotia farms face severe drought in July 2026, with crops wilting and yields dropping by up to 40%, according to farmer Josh Oulton.
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Itch Check Day highlights growing pet allergy concerns
Itch Check Day on July 11 raises awareness of rising pet allergies, with pollen season intensifying and affecting more animals across Canada.
Pedestrian hit by vehicle crossing road in Mississauga
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle while crossing a road in Mississauga on July 10, 2026, and transported to hospital with serious injuries.
2 Hospitalized After Pedestrian Struck by Motorcyclist
Two people were hospitalized after a motorcyclist struck a pedestrian in Port Moody on July 10, 2026. Police are investigating the collision on Murray Street.
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Rare Dolphin Sighting Off Vancouver Island Intrigues Researchers
A rare long-beaked common dolphin was spotted off Vancouver Island, puzzling researchers who say the species is typically found in warmer waters far from British Columbia.
Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 4,000
The death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela has risen above 4,000, as rescue workers continue to search through rubble in La Guaira.
Two Sailors Rescued from Strait of Georgia After Distress Call
Two sailors were rescued from the Strait of Georgia on July 5, 2026, after an air ambulance helicopter located them following a distress call. BCEHS confirmed the operation.
10 dead after small plane crash in The Bahamas
Ten people were killed when a small plane crashed in The Bahamas on July 10, 2026, according to authorities. The aircraft went down near Grand Bahama, and emergency crews responded to the scene.
Saskatchewan Pauses Use of 3 Aircraft After Fatal NWT Crash
Saskatchewan has grounded three aircraft following a fatal crash in the Northwest Territories, as the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency reviews safety protocols.
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New NCC Swimming Dock Opens on Ottawa River in Gatineau
A new NCC swimming dock on the Ottawa River in Gatineau behind the Canadian Museum of History opened July 10, 2026, providing a new cooling spot for the region.
Hawrelak Park Lake Offers Adaptive Kayaks and Paddleboards
Hawrelak Park lake in Edmonton now offers adaptive kayaks and paddleboards, making water activities accessible to people with disabilities. New equipment and programs launched July 2026.
OPP Stunt Driver Stop Reveals Baby Beaver Passenger
Ontario police pulled over an alleged stunt driver and discovered a baby beaver in the vehicle. The OPP shared photos of the rescued animal, which was taken to a wildlife centre.
Volunteers Hope to Reopen Goderich Memorial Complex by August
Renovations are underway to reopen Goderich’s Memorial arena as the Goderich Memorial Community Complex, with volunteers aiming for an early August reopening.
Ghost bike memorial for Edmonton cyclist warns about speeding
A ghost bike memorial was installed in Edmonton for cyclist Alfred Reisdorf, killed by a speeding driver in 2025. His widow hopes it deters speeding.
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Cuba Suffers Second Islandwide Blackout This Week
Cuba experienced its second islandwide blackout in a week on July 10, 2026, as the aging power grid continues to crumble, leaving millions without electricity.
Oro-Medonte Businesses Reopen After Displacing Fire
Several businesses in Oro-Medonte have reopened after a fire displaced them from their commercial building on Line 7. The blaze caused significant damage but no injuries were reported.
Mission Man Drowns in Paddle Boarding Accident at Hayward Lake
A 58-year-old man drowned while paddle boarding at Hayward Lake in Mission after losing his balance and falling into the water; he was not wearing a life jacket.
Blackfoot artist creates Indigenous drone show at Stampede
Blackfoot artist Kristy North Peigan created the Indigenous imagery featured in the nightly drone show at the Calgary Stampede, including bison and a relay horse.
OPP warns against bringing grenades to police after WWII explosive turned in
Ontario Provincial Police advise the public not to transport explosives to police stations after a resident brought an undetonated Second World War grenade to the Ottawa OPP detachment on July 10, 2026.
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Paddleboarder Drowns in B.C.'s Hayward Lake, RCMP Report
A paddleboarder drowned in Hayward Lake near Mission, B.C., according to RCMP. The victim was recovered from the water but could not be revived.
Northern Tornadoes Project Confirms More Manitoba Tornadoes
The Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed additional tornadoes touched down in Manitoba in June 2026, including one near Rossburn captured on video.
Quadriplegic Man Completes B.C.'s Gruelling West Coast Trail
A quadriplegic man overcame incredible adversity to become the first to complete B.C.'s gruelling West Coast Trail, leaving an inspiring legacy of determination and courage.
Grub infestation damages sports fields at Vollmer Complex
A grub infestation is destroying soccer fields at the Vollmer Sports Field Complex in LaSalle, forcing closures and repairs. Officials estimate significant turf damage across multiple fields.
Manitoba Premier to Update Flood Situation as River Rises
Manitoba premier will update flood situation as Assiniboine River water levels are expected to rise by 2.5 metres, with Brandon mayor Jeff Fawcett detailing city preparedness.
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Malahat closed after truck knocks down power poles
The Malahat highway on Vancouver Island is closed after a commercial truck struck power poles, downing lines and bringing traffic to a standstill. No injuries have been reported.
Goat Goldie Joins Colorado Firefighters Battling Wildfire
A goat named Goldie followed Colorado Springs firefighters for hours as they battled the Rock Creek Fire, providing comic relief and companionship.
Second B.C. Charter Boat Before Fatal Sinking Raises Rescue Questions
A second Axopar 37 vessel was with a B.C. charter company before the fatal sinking that killed five, raising questions about rescue response and oversight.
MAHA Activists Disappointed as EPA Agenda Fails to Materialize
Eight months after the EPA pledged a formal MAHA agenda, no document has been released, leaving activists frustrated with the agency's deregulatory actions and lack of progress on chemical safety.
Canada Strong Pass boosts Banff tourism, residents concerned
Banff saw 7M visitor vehicles in 2025, with 1.8M in July-August. Ottawa's Canada Strong Pass is blamed for increased tourism, causing anxiety among some residents.
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Calgary Stampede Showband: Sore Feet, Big Smiles
Playing in the Calgary Stampede Showband means sore feet and big smiles, as members march in the iconic parade. The experience blends tradition, music, and community spirit.
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