Barrie's Sunny Family Day Brings Above-Zero Temperatures
Barrie residents experienced a pleasant Family Day holiday with sunshine and temperatures above zero, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities and local events across the city.
Category : Arctic Environment
Montreal Polar Bear Club Faces Freezing Rain During Swims
Montreal's Polar Bear Club members continue icy swims in the St. Lawrence River, while the city faces freezing rain and cold temperatures this week.
Fog Advisory Issued for London Region by Environment Canada
Environment Canada has implemented a fog advisory for the London area as winter conditions fluctuate across southern Ontario, with safety warnings for reduced visibility during travel.
Biodegradable Mardi Gras Beads Make Carnival More Sustainable
Louisiana State University researchers develop eco-friendly Mardi Gras beads to reduce plastic waste during Carnival celebrations, addressing environmental concerns.
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Dozens Venture onto Unpredictable Lake Erie Ice Despite Warnings
As temperatures rise, emergency crews issue urgent warnings to stay off Lake Erie's shoreline ice after dozens, including a snowmobile operator, ventured onto the unstable surface, highlighting significant safety risks.
Luxury Steamer Wreck Found in Lake Michigan After 150 Years
Maritime historians have located the wreck of the Lac La Belle, a luxury steamer that sank in Lake Michigan in the 1860s, revealing new insights into Great Lakes shipping history.
Ottawa Firefighters Extinguish Major Commercial Blaze
Ottawa firefighters responded to a significant commercial building fire on Sheffield Road in the Industrial Park, successfully containing and extinguishing the blaze with no reported injuries.
Warmer Weather Ahead for Ottawa After Cool Sunday
Ottawa experienced a cool Sunday, but forecasts predict a warming trend ahead. The Rideau Canal Skateway remains busy as residents enjoy winter activities before temperatures rise.
Coast Guard's Arctic Icebreaker Operations Detailed
CTV News tours the CCGS Jean Goodwill icebreaker to explore the Canadian Coast Guard's critical role in northern sovereignty, safety, and environmental monitoring in the Arctic region.
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Canada's Coast Guard in the Arctic: Northern Operations Examined
An in-depth analysis of the Canadian Coast Guard's activities in the Arctic, exploring its roles in sovereignty, safety, and environmental protection amid growing challenges.
Two Rescued After B.C. Helicopter Crash
A dramatic rescue operation saved two individuals following a helicopter crash near Nelson, B.C., with emergency services responding swiftly to the remote mountainous terrain.
Four Hospitalized in Early Morning Edmonton Fire
Four individuals were hospitalized following an early morning fire in Edmonton, with firefighters also treating a dog for smoke inhalation. The incident occurred on February 14, 2026, as reported by local authorities.
Lovebirds' Lifelong Bonds Offer Lessons in Partnership
The rare lovebirds, known for mating for life, provide insights into avian behavior and environmental conservation. Researchers study their unique partnerships in habitats like Phoenix's Encanto Park.
Inuit Eye Greenland's Social Model as Canada Boosts Arctic Military
As Canada increases its military presence in the Arctic, Inuit communities are examining Greenland's social welfare system as a potential alternative model for development and well-being in the region.
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Ice Jam Risk in Grand River Watershed as Temperatures Rise
The Grand River watershed faces potential ice jams as warmer weather moves through the region, increasing flood risks. Authorities advise residents to monitor conditions closely.
London Winter Weather: Drizzle, Flurries Before Weekend Warm-Up
London faces freezing drizzle and flurries Friday night, with a warm-up expected for the Family Day weekend. Stay updated on local weather impacts and community events.
Red River Ice Cutting in Winnipeg Starts Next Week
City officials announce the start of ice cutting on the Red River next week, a critical annual operation to prevent flooding and ensure safety during winter conditions in Winnipeg.
Great Backyard Bird Count Thrives on Family Day Weekend
Calgary's Carburn Park hosts birders documenting species along the Bow River during the Great Backyard Bird Count, aligning with Family Day events to promote community engagement and environmental awareness.
Rideau Canal Skateway Sees 500,000+ Winter Visitors
The Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa has welcomed more than 500,000 skaters this winter, highlighting its popularity as a premier outdoor recreational destination.
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Toronto Zoo Reveals Cause of Death for Giraffe After Incident
The Toronto Zoo has disclosed the cause of death for Kiko the giraffe, who died on January 1 after an incident at the facility, providing closure to staff and visitors.
Nova Scotia Invests $800K in Halls Harbour Protection
The Nova Scotia government is allocating more than $800,000 for coastal protection measures in Halls Harbour, addressing erosion and infrastructure risks in the Bay of Fundy community.
Mild Family Day Weekend in Toronto, Traffic Delays Expected
Toronto residents can expect unseasonably warm weather over the Family Day long weekend, though police warn of significant traffic disruptions in North York due to a large rally.
Antarctic 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse to Dazzle in 2026
A rare annular solar eclipse, creating a 'ring of fire' effect, will be visible over Antarctica in 2026, offering a spectacular celestial show for both human observers and local wildlife like penguins.
Willow Catkins Emerge in Alberta Foothills as Early Signs
Fuzzy willow catkins are appearing along Pocaterra Creek west of Calgary, marking the first botanical signs of the new year in Alberta's foothills region.
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London Cold Start Friday Before Weekend Warmup
London experiences a cold start on Friday with temperatures gradually warming up over the weekend. The article covers various news including Tumbler Ridge shooting updates and other national stories.
Calgary's Warm Spell Ends with Temperature Drop Starting Friday
Calgary will experience a gradual cooling trend starting Friday, though temperatures remain above seasonal norms for the rest of the week. The shift marks the end of an unseasonably warm period in the region.
China's Polar Silk Road: Arctic Ambitions Through Icebreakers
China is advancing its Arctic ambitions with new icebreaker designs and strategic partnerships, aiming to establish a Polar Silk Road for shipping and resource access amid growing geopolitical tensions.
Manatee Rescued from Florida Storm Drain, Recovering at SeaWorld
A 410-pound manatee stuck in a Melbourne Beach storm drain was rescued by multiple agencies and is now recovering at SeaWorld Orlando, highlighting ongoing conservation efforts for the protected species.
Windsor Harbour Master Warns: Stay Off Detroit River Ice
Windsor's harbour master has issued a critical safety warning, urging the public to avoid walking on the Detroit River ice due to hazardous conditions.
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Sunshine Returns as Fog Lifts in Winnipeg
Meteorologist Colleen Bready forecasts clearing skies and sunshine for Winnipeg after morning fog dissipates, with updates on current conditions and the regional weather pattern.
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