Beau Jangles Chases Undefeated Season
Beau Jangles, a harness racehorse trained in Puslinch, Ontario, aims to complete an undefeated season. The horse resides at the Shamrock Training Centre.
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Montreal Borough Limits Car Access Near Schools for Safety
Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie borough in Montreal is implementing new measures to limit vehicle access near schools, aiming to enhance safety for students and pedestrians.
Moncton Overdose Calls at 'Extraordinary' Rate, Fire Services Strained
Moncton fire services report an unrelenting surge in overdose calls, with numbers remaining at 'extraordinary' levels, straining emergency resources and highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis.
Grease Caused REM Train Delays in Montreal
On June 3, 2026, grease on the tracks caused delays on Montreal's REM line, contrary to social media claims of morning dew. The incident disrupted the morning commute.
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Congo Soccer Team Seeks New Venue After Spain Cancels Game
The Democratic Republic of Congo's national soccer team is looking for an alternative location for a World Cup warmup match after a Spanish city canceled the game due to Ebola fears.
Manitoba Premier Welcomes Rescued Lynx to Zoo
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and a lynx named Lumi, rescued and injured, find a new home at the zoo, highlighting wildlife rehabilitation efforts.
Red Earth Cree Nation Residents Return Home After Wildfire
Residents of Red Earth Cree Nation are returning home after a devastating wildfire forced evacuations. The community begins recovery with support from provincial and federal agencies.
Montreal Toddler Dies in Bouncy Castle Wind Accident
Three-year-old Ava Ciampini died after a bouncy castle was hurled into the air by strong winds during a church celebration in Montreal's LaSalle borough.
Grouse Mountain Unveils Giant Canadian Flag for World Cup
Grouse Mountain has unveiled a massive Canadian flag the size of two football fields, visible across Metro Vancouver and from the air, ahead of the World Cup.
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Truck Crashes into Bridge, Halts King Streetcar Service
A truck struck a bridge in Liberty Village, suspending eastbound streetcar service on King Street. Officials warn the disruption may last all day.
Ottawa endorses plan to move Marineland whales to US and Spain
The federal government has approved a plan to relocate beluga whales from Marineland in Niagara Falls to facilities in the United States and Spain, citing animal welfare concerns.
Tropical Storm Amanda Kicks Off Pacific Hurricane Season
Tropical Storm Amanda has formed as the first named storm of the Pacific hurricane season, according to meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center.
NASA Declares Mars Maven Spacecraft Dead
NASA has officially declared its Mars Maven spacecraft dead after six months of silence. The orbiter, which studied the Red Planet's atmosphere since 2014, ceased communications in late 2025.
Giant Canadian Flag on Grouse Mountain in World Record Bid
Grouse Mountain Resort unveils the largest Canadian flag ever displayed on a mountain, aiming for a world record. The flag symbolizes national pride and unity.
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Evacuation Alert for Swede Creek Wildfire in B.C. Cariboo
An evacuation alert covers 178.94 sq km near the Swede Creek wildfire, 100 km southwest of Prince George. The blaze is 13 sq km and out of control.
Massive Wildfire South of Timmins Still Out of Control
A 464-hectare wildfire, Timmins 9, burns out of control near Gogama and Mattagami First Nation, prompting evacuation alerts and firefighting efforts.
Three Tornadoes Touch Down in Manitoba Tuesday
Environment and Climate Change Canada confirmed three tornadoes touched down in Manitoba during Tuesday's thunderstorm, causing damage but no injuries reported.
NCC Opens Two Swimming Locations with Parliament Hill Views
The National Capital Commission announces two new supervised swimming locations on the Ottawa River, offering views of Parliament Hill and including floating docks and deep-water swim areas.
Evacuation Order Lifted for Lobstick Fire RMs
Evacuation orders have been lifted for rural municipalities impacted by the Lobstick Fire, allowing residents to return home amid ongoing wildfire updates across Saskatchewan.
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From Ashes to Art: Exhibit Marks One Year Since Sask. Wildfire
A new art exhibition at Saskatchewan's legislature displays charred artifacts from a wildfire that destroyed homes, highlighting loss and resilience on its one-year anniversary.
Urban Tick Woes: Lyme Disease Threat Creeps into Edmonton
University of Alberta entomologist warns of increasing tick presence in Edmonton, with some carrying Lyme disease. Climate change and urban expansion contribute to the spread.
Banff Section Remains Closed After Rockfall
A section of Banff National Park remains closed one year after a major rockfall. The trail to Bow Glacier Falls is still blocked for safety.
Ottawa Classrooms Heating Up: School Boards Respond
Analysis reveals Ottawa classrooms are warming due to climate change. School boards have implemented measures like AC and heat pumps, but funding remains a challenge.
B.C. Mosquito Hunters to Test Bugs for Viruses
British Columbia's mosquito hunters are preparing to scrutinize bugs for viruses this season, aiming to detect and prevent potential outbreaks.
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Sudbury Lights Up Blue for Deafblind Awareness
Sudbury marks National Deafblind Month with yarn bombing, proclamations, and a blue-lit water tower to boost inclusion and awareness for the Deafblind community.
Sudbury Library Supports Deafblind Awareness Month
Valley East Public Library in Greater Sudbury is participating in National Deafblind Awareness Month with a unique initiative throughout June.
Ball Python Survives Sewage Plant Trip in Windsor
A ball python was discovered alive in an east Windsor sewage plant on June 2, 2026. The snake's survival amazed workers and highlights unusual wildlife encounters in urban infrastructure.
Witness Recalls Insane Spray Lakes Rockslide
A witness describes the terrifying Spray Lakes rockslide near Canmore, Alberta, calling it 'insane.' No injuries reported but area closed for assessment.
Manitoba Communities Face Millions After Windstorm
A massive windstorm in Manitoba has left several communities in a state of emergency, with cleanup and repair costs expected to reach millions of dollars. The storm caused widespread damage to infrastructure and property.
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Pit Bull Euthanized After Maple Ridge Dog Attack
A pit bull was euthanized and another dog is recovering after a violent attack in Maple Ridge, B.C., captured on video. The injured pet underwent surgery.
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