Stolen Car from 2024 Pulled from Manitoba River
A vehicle stolen in 2024 was recovered from the Netley Creek boat launch near Selkirk, Manitoba, by a local environmental group on May 7, 2026.
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Foothill County Landowners Celebrate Battery Storage Denial
Landowners in Foothills County rejoice after the Alberta Utilities Commission denies a battery storage proposal near Frank Lake, citing environmental and safety concerns.
RCMP, Search and Rescue Urge Albertans to Be Prepared
As spring arrives, Alberta RCMP and Search and Rescue emphasize preparedness for outdoor activities, noting a 19% increase in search and rescue activations in 2025.
Canadian Artistic Swimming Championships Start in Saskatoon
The 2026 Canadian artistic swimming championships began Tuesday at the Shaw Centre in Saskatoon, featuring over 400 swimmers from across Canada competing in solo, duet, and team events.
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Domtar Receives 2026 SFI Conservation Award
Domtar has been awarded the 2026 SFI Leadership in Conservation Award for its conservation collaborations and sustainable forest management practices across North America.
Bear Warning for Kananaskis After Grizzly Charges Hiker
A bear warning has been issued for Kananaskis Country trails after a grizzly bluff charged a hiker. Officials urge caution in the area.
River Breakup Complete, Flooding Concerns Over for Wood Buffalo
The Athabasca River breakup is complete, easing flood fears in Wood Buffalo. Officials monitor water levels as ice jams dissipate.
Rescue for Hikers Near Vancouver in Winter Conditions
Lions Bay Search and Rescue is working to free two stranded hikers in the mountains near Vancouver amid full winter conditions on the trail.
Elite Swimmers Generate $1M in Local Revenue for Windsor
A major swim event at Windsor International Aquatic Centre brings $1 million to the local economy, showcasing the city's sports tourism potential.
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Ottawa Tulips Bloom: 2026 Display Guide
The iconic tulips are blooming along Ottawa's Rideau Canal. Learn about the best viewing spots, peak season, and festival highlights for 2026.
SEA Index Expands to Japan, Growing Global Marina Network
The Superyacht Eco Association SEA Index partners with Japan Marina & Beach Association, expanding its global marina network to over 100 marinas and promoting sustainable yachting practices.
TB Van Tested Saskatoon Residents in 1956 Survey
In 1956, a tuberculosis van visited Saskatoon schools as part of a mass survey, x-raying over 15,000 residents to identify TB cases.
Everest Season Opens Late Amid Ice Block, High Costs
Mount Everest climbing season starts late due to a massive ice block and high travel expenses, but climbers remain undeterred. The Khumbu Icefall poses risks.
Runner Dies at Arizona Ultramarathon
A runner competing in the Cocodona 250 ultramarathon in Arizona died after suffering a medical emergency. The incident occurred during the race in Flagstaff.
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Hazmat teams run emergency scenarios in North Bay
Hazardous materials response teams from across Ontario gathered in North Bay to test capabilities through two challenging scenarios at 22 Wing/CFB and Jack Garland Airport.
Ice Dippers Use Britannia Flooding for Extended Plunges
The Ottawa West Ice Dippers turned Britannia Beach flooding into an opportunity for cold plunges, with a viral photo of a member reading on a submerged bench.
Alaska Wildlife Agents Can Kill Bears from Helicopters: Judge
A federal judge in Alaska ruled that wildlife agents can shoot bears from helicopters to protect declining caribou populations, sparking debate over conservation methods.
Centenarian Golfer Celebrates Birthday on the Course
A 100-year-old Saskatchewan man celebrated his birthday by doing what he loves most: golfing. He still plays daily, inspiring his community.
Saskatoon Wheelchair Dancer Heads to World Stage
A Saskatoon wheelchair dancer is set to compete on the world stage, bringing inspiration and showcasing the power of adaptive sports. The community celebrates her achievement.
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Ants invade Manitoba hospital again, surgeries cancelled
A hospital in Carman, Manitoba has postponed surgeries for the second time due to an ant infestation, raising concerns about pest control and patient safety.
Calgary Kindergartener 2nd in Jr. Ranger Contest
Jack Laanstra, a 5-year-old from Calgary, placed second in North America in the Jr. Ranger competition, impressing judges with his outdoor skills and environmental stewardship.
Endangered Owl Chicks Spotted on B.C. Webcam
A webcam in British Columbia captures two endangered northern spotted owl chicks, offering hope for the species' survival amid conservation efforts.
Humpback 'Big Mama' Returns to B.C. Waters
The Pacific Whale Watch Association announces the return of iconic humpback whale 'Big Mama' to British Columbia waters after her winter migration to Hawaii.
Grizzly Bluff Charges Hiker Near Troll Falls in Kananaskis
A hiker was bluff charged by a grizzly near Troll Falls in Kananaskis on May 4, 2026, prompting a bear warning for popular trails. Experts advise caution.
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Fortnite Used to Teach Indigenous Language in Manitoba
A new Fortnite game called Turtle Island Trials is being used to teach and preserve Indigenous languages in Manitoba, blending gaming with cultural education.
Spring Baby Season Sparks Surge in Wildlife Rescue Calls
Wildlife rescue calls surge in Waterloo Region as spring baby season begins. Experts urge caution with young animals and provide guidance on when to intervene.
Fishers Rescued After Boat Strikes Rock Off Vancouver Island
Two fishers were rescued off Vancouver Island after their boat struck a rock and began taking on water. The coast guard responded to the distress call.
German Submarine Maker Pitches Arctic Research Centre
Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems proposes an undersea research centre in the Arctic, focusing on climate change and security. The project aims to boost Canadian sovereignty.
CFB Borden Simulated Air Disaster Exercise This Week
CFB Borden is conducting a simulated air disaster training exercise this week, involving military and emergency personnel to practice response protocols and coordination.
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Winnipeg Weather Relief: May Snow to End Soon
Colleen Bready forecasts relief from May snow in Winnipeg. Plus: Ontario restaurant named best in Canada, funeral for officer killed in Highway 401 crash, and more.
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