Sunny Start to Weekend in Montreal Boosts Spirits
Montreal experienced a sunny and warm start to the weekend, with residents enjoying outdoor activities. The pleasant weather provided a cheerful backdrop amid various national news stories.
Category : Arctic Environment
Rare Sperm Whale Birth Filmed, Shows Female Cooperation
Canadian researchers captured a rare video of female sperm whales working together to protect a newborn calf during a birth off Dominica, highlighting social behaviors in these deep-sea giants.
Calgary Weekend Snowfall, Police Report Vehicle Fraud Case
Calgary experiences a warm Friday before snow returns Saturday night. Police allege a man used fake documents to buy a vehicle in Pickering and fled Canada, highlighting ongoing fraud investigations.
Scientists Dive Under Polar Ice to Uncover Ocean Secrets
Researchers are conducting scientific dives beneath the ice in the Arctic and Antarctic to explore the hidden marine ecosystems and understand climate impacts.
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Baltic Sea Whale Escapes Sandbank, Danger Remains
A whale stranded at a German Baltic Sea resort has managed to swim off a sandbank, but experts warn it is not yet safe. The incident highlights ongoing marine wildlife challenges in the region.
Bluebirds Return in Alberta Despite Spring Snowfall
Despite a gloomy, snowy start to spring in Alberta, mountain bluebirds have made their seasonal return, offering flashes of vibrant blue against the wintry landscape near Diamond Valley and Longview.
Ottawa Faces Chilly Weather, 10 Degrees Below Normal
Ottawa is experiencing unusually cold temperatures, nearly 10 degrees Celsius below the seasonal average, as a cold front sweeps through the region. Residents are advised to bundle up and prepare for frosty conditions.
Moose Group Fights Nova Scotia Wind Turbine Plan
The Moose Conservation Association is opposing Nova Scotia's green energy initiative, citing threats to wildlife habitats from proposed wind turbine installations.
Calgary Snowfall Continues, Southern Alberta Stays Cold
Calgary experiences another day of heavy snowfall with temperatures remaining low across southern Alberta, highlighting ongoing winter weather challenges in the region.
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Icefields Parkway Reopens After Avalanche Clearance
The Icefields Parkway in Alberta reopened on Thursday afternoon after crews cleared snow from a recent avalanche, restoring access to the scenic route.
Icefields Parkway Reopens Post-Avalanche, Cleanup Ongoing
The Icefields Parkway has reopened five days after a size 4 avalanche buried a section near Lake Louise. Parks Canada crews worked tirelessly to clear 12 meters of snow, with traffic now flowing in a single lane.
Windsor Extends E.C. Row Litter Cleanup, Plastic Waste Rises
Windsor extends the E.C. Row litter cleanup as volunteers report single-use plastics as the most common trash, highlighting ongoing environmental efforts in the community.
Men Fall Through Ice in Montreal, One Missing After Rescue
Two young men fell through the ice on the Prairies River in Montreal's Ste-Geneviève district, leading to a large-scale search for one missing individual.
Anglers May Pay for Georgian Bay Ice Rescue After Budget
Twenty-three ice anglers rescued from Georgian Bay near Owen Sound could be billed for the dramatic operation, as Ontario's 2026 budget addresses fiscal pressures.
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Montreal Man Missing After Falling Through Ice
A man is missing after falling through thin ice on Rivière des Prairies in Montreal. Rescue operations are underway as authorities warn about dangerous ice conditions.
Alberta's Annual Emergency Test in Edmonton
The Provincial Emergency Coordination Centre in Edmonton activated its annual readiness exercise, testing response protocols for potential crises across Alberta.
Edmonton Bans Elm Pruning to Fight Dutch Elm Disease
Starting next month, Edmonton will enforce a seasonal ban on pruning elm trees to prevent the spread of Dutch elm disease, following confirmed cases in the city.
Warmer Summer Forecast After Harsh Winter
Former Environment Canada climatologist Dave Phillips discusses the aftermath of last year's ice storm and predicts a warmer-than-normal summer following a punishing winter season.
Storm Delays Print Delivery for Regina Leader-Post
A powerful storm in western Canada has forced the Regina Leader-Post to delay delivery of its Thursday print edition, with subscribers advised to access the digital ePaper version instead.
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Antarctic Glacier Retreat Documented by Canadian-Chilean Team
A joint Canadian-Chilean research expedition returns with critical data showing accelerated glacier melt and ecosystem changes in Antarctica, highlighting the continent's global climate impact.
Calgary Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snowfall, More Expected
Calgary faces ongoing heavy snowfall with more expected before tapering off this weekend. The storm has blanketed the city, prompting residents to prepare for continued winter conditions.
B.C. Fishing Industry Worried as Ottawa Reviews Salmon Policy
Vancouver's recreational fishing sector faces uncertainty as the federal government reviews its Salmon Allocation Policy, impacting tourism and business operations.
B.C. Man Fined $5K for Drone Near Firefighting Helicopter
A British Columbia resident has been fined $5,000 for operating a drone dangerously close to a firefighting helicopter, highlighting risks to aerial wildfire operations.
Translator Imported for French-Canadian Polar Bear's Comfort
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has imported a translator to help a French-Canadian polar bear feel more at home, enhancing animal welfare through linguistic adaptation.
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Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Hits Off Northern B.C. Coast
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake occurred off the coast of northern British Columbia, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The seismic event highlights ongoing geological activity in the region.
Prescribed Burns at Ojibway Prairie Complex Restore Ecosystems
Windsor conducts prescribed burns at Ojibway Prairie Complex to preserve Ontario's largest tallgrass prairie, benefiting over 4,000 species including rare plants and animals.
Calgary Zoo Gets Translator for French Polar Bear
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has brought in a translator to help Yelle, a 20-year-old polar bear from Quebec, adjust to his new home by communicating in French.
Cold Lake First Nation Demands Answers on Pathway Pipeline
Chief Kelsey Jacko of Cold Lake First Nation voices frustration over lack of clarity from officials regarding a proposed carbon capture pipeline, highlighting ongoing environmental and community concerns.
Region-Specific Invasive Fish Strategy Advocated in New Brunswick
The New Brunswick Angling Association emphasizes a tailored approach to invasive fish retention, highlighting the need for localized strategies to protect ecosystems like the Saint John River.
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Tundra Swans Gather in Waterloo for Spring Migration
Dozens of tundra swans have been spotted at a Waterloo pond, marking the start of their annual spring migration. The sighting highlights the region's role as a key stopover for these majestic birds.
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