Search Continues for Missing Sullivan Children in Nova Scotia
Nearly one year after Lilly and Jack Sullivan vanished from their Nova Scotia home, the search continues. The siblings were last seen in Lansdowne Station in May 2025.
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2.9 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Amherstburg, Ont.
A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was felt near Amherstburg, Ontario, causing minor shaking but no reported injuries or damage. Residents describe being startled.
Ottawa Fire Services Quell Weekend Grass Fires
Ottawa Fire Services responded to multiple grass fires in rural west Ottawa over the weekend, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.
Japan Deploys Hundreds of Firefighters to Battle Wildfires
Japan mobilizes hundreds of firefighters as intense wildfires rage in the northern regions, threatening communities and prompting evacuations amid dry conditions.
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2.9 Magnitude Earthquake Felt Near Amherstburg, Ont.
A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was recorded near Amherstburg, Ontario, according to the USGS. Residents reported mild shaking but no damage or injuries.
Climber Left Girlfriend to Die on Austria's Tallest Mountain
A high-profile case of a climber leaving his girlfriend to die on Austria's Grossglockner mountain sparks stories of 'Alpine divorce' and raises questions about survival ethics.
Canada's First Women's Wheelchair Rugby Championship in Montreal
Canada's first-ever women's wheelchair rugby championship in Montreal marks a historic milestone, with athletes celebrating the sport's growth and inclusion.
Drones Replace Howitzers for Avalanche Control at Whistler
Whistler ski resort tests drone-based avalanche mitigation system, a first in Canada. The MONTIS system drops explosives with precision, replacing traditional howitzers.
Ottawa River Stable Near Capital, Second Flood Peak Possible
Ottawa River water levels are stable near the capital, but a second flood peak remains possible. Low-lying areas in Ottawa and Gatineau are flooded.
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Warm Sunny Weather Continues in Ottawa with Pleasant Spring
Ottawa enjoys a stretch of warm, sunny weather as spring arrives. The article covers local news including a fatal crash, playoff elimination, and community events.
Ottawa's Public Pools Host Immersive DJ Shows by Debaser
Debaser, a non-profit arts organization, transforms Ottawa's historic Champagne Bath into an unconventional venue for immersive DJ performances.
Families Explore Astronomy at International Astronomers Day in Ottawa
Families gathered in Ottawa to celebrate International Astronomers Day, learning about stars and space through interactive activities and telescope viewings.
Halifax Fusiliers March in Freedom of the City Parade
The Princess Louise Fusiliers marched through downtown Halifax for the annual Freedom of the City parade, celebrating the city's military heritage.
Stranded Fort McMurray Students Find Refuge at Edmonton Science Centre
Graduating students from Holy Trinity Catholic High School in Fort McMurray are stranded in Edmonton due to highway closures from a spring storm, finding shelter at the Telus World of Science.
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HMCS Hunter Hosts Annual Boat Exercise on Detroit River
HMCS Hunter conducts its annual boat exercise on the Detroit River this weekend, involving naval reservists and local vessels in training operations.
Dry Weather Elevates Fire Risk in Southwestern Quebec
SOPFEU warns that dry and sunny conditions are increasing wildfire risk in parts of southwestern Quebec. Residents urged to exercise caution.
Montreal Airport Memorial for LaGuardia Crash Pilots
A permanent memorial at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport honors Capt. Antoine Forest and First Officer Mackenzie Gunther, killed in the March 22, 2026 LaGuardia crash.
Wintry Spring Weather Persists in Eastern Newfoundland
Eastern Newfoundland faces continued wintry spring weather as a spring snowstorm brings more snow, causing disruptions and reminding residents winter isn't over yet.
Northern Communities Brace for Wildfire Season
After last year's extreme wildfire season, northern communities are planning ahead for emergencies. Learn about their preparedness efforts and challenges.
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B.C. Landslide Cuts Off Old Fort, Prompts Evacuation Orders
A landslide in northeastern B.C. has cut off the community of Old Fort, prompting evacuation orders and alerts due to active ground movement.
Canadian Charles Paquet Wins Bronze at World Triathlon Series
Canadian triathlete Charles Paquet earned a bronze medal at the World Triathlon Championship Series, marking a significant achievement for the athlete from Quebec.
Albert County Residents Furious Over Cape Enrage Closure
About 40 Albert County residents gathered to protest the closure of Cape Enrage, a popular tourist destination, fearing economic and community losses.
Motorcycle Crash on Highway 417 On-Ramp Sends Man to Hospital
A man was taken to hospital following a motorcycle crash on a Highway 417 on-ramp in Ottawa. The incident occurred early Saturday morning, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
Ottawa River Water Levels Stabilize Near Ottawa and Gatineau
Water levels along the Ottawa River near Ottawa and Gatineau are stabilizing after recent highs, providing relief to residents and authorities monitoring flood risks.
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Montreal Students Wear Mismatched Shoes for Inclusivity
Students at Montreal schools wore mismatched shoes to promote inclusivity and respect, sending a powerful message of acceptance and understanding.
Elm Tree Felled for LRT Becomes Library Coffee Table
A century-old elm tree cut down for Ottawa's LRT extension is being preserved as a coffee table at the Carlingwood library, thanks to a resident's efforts.
Vancouver Cruise Ships at Canada Place Celebrate 40 Years
Vancouver's 2026 cruise season begins with Norwegian Bliss and Eurodam, marking 40 years of cruise ships at Canada Place, with a record season expected.
Fatal Kincardine House Fire Under Investigation
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal house fire in Kincardine that claimed the life of a man. The cause remains unknown.
Peregrine Falcon Recovery Celebrated at Earth Day Event
Laurentian University's Earth Day celebration featured the successful recovery story of the Peregrine falcon, highlighting wildlife conservation efforts in Sudbury.
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Toronto van attack memorial: momentum but no visible progress
Eight years after the Yonge St. van attack, a permanent memorial at Olive Square Park remains in planning stages, with design competition set to begin spring 2026.
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