Edmonton to Enjoy Near 20°C Temperatures Through Weekend
Edmonton will see highs near 20°C through the weekend, according to CTV News Edmonton. The warm weather follows a cool spring and is expected to continue into next week.
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Parks Canada Warns Hikers of Snowy Spring Trails
Parks Canada advises caution on spring hikes after hikers got lost in snowy upper mountain trails in Banff National Park. Hikers unaware of snow conditions face risks.
Fire Damages Southeast Edmonton House
A fire damaged a home near 42 Avenue and 76 Street in southeast Edmonton early May 1, 2026. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
Strathmore Eyes New 911 Fire Dispatch System by 2027
Strathmore begins evaluating a new 911 fire dispatch system to meet the CRTC's March 2027 deadline for decommissioning current Alberta networks, ensuring continued emergency services.
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National wildfire strategy needed to prevent another disaster
Therese Greenwood, who fled the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire, argues Canada's wildfire system is outdated for today's megafires and calls for a national strategy.
Caring for Saskatoon Zoo's Grizzly Bears
Saskatoon Zoo dedicates full-time staff to care for grizzly bears Mistaya and Koda, who emerge from torpor. Enrichment and feeding are key.
Awaiting Spring Blooms: Mike Drew's Floral Photos
Despite April's snowy showers, May flowers are on the horizon. Photographer Mike Drew captures Alberta's vibrant blooms, from crocuses to wild roses.
Kiwi birds return to Wellington after century-long absence
A citizen-led campaign successfully reintroduced kiwi birds to Wellington, New Zealand, marking their return after over 100 years. The project involved community efforts and conservation measures.
Criminologists Analyze Search for Missing N.S. Siblings
Nearly a year after Jack and Lily Sullivan vanished, criminologists evaluate the RCMP's search efforts. New details emerge in the ongoing investigation.
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Toronto Zoo Welcomes New Bactrian Camel Calf
The Toronto Zoo announced the birth of a Bactrian camel calf on April 30, marking a significant addition to the species' conservation efforts.
105-Year-Old Gets Historic Black Hole Photo
Violet Sykes, aged 105, received a historic black hole image from physicist Avery Broderick in Waterloo, Ontario, fulfilling a lifelong passion for astronomy.
Cemetery Plots at Risk of Falling Into Lake Winnipeg
Erosion along Lake Winnipeg is endangering the Balsam Bay Cemetery, with graves at risk of falling into the water. Community members express concern as the shoreline retreats.
Military Ends Avalanche Control on Trans-Canada Highway
The Canadian military will stop avalanche control operations along the Trans-Canada Highway in Rogers Pass, B.C., ending a long-standing safety program.
Canadian artillery returns to B.C. mountains after deadly avalanches
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery gunners fire howitzers in Rogers Pass, B.C., during Operation Palaci, responding to the deadly 2023 avalanche season.
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Mount Robson Park Waterways Closed to Curb Whirling Disease
Lakes, rivers, and streams in Mount Robson Park, B.C., are closed to watercraft and wading gear to prevent the spread of whirling disease in fish populations.
Giant Sea Lion 'Chonkers' Wins Hearts at Pier 39
A massive Steller sea lion nicknamed Chonkers has become a celebrity at San Francisco's Pier 39, drawing crowds with his impressive size and endearing antics.
Calgary Approves Northeast Athletic Complex Development
Calgary's planning commission approved a development permit for the Northeast Athletic Complex, a $65M multi-sport facility featuring the city's first cricket field.
Students with Disabilities Explore Hospital at Discovery Day
Cambridge Memorial Hospital hosted Discovery Day for students with disabilities to learn about hospital visits, reducing anxiety and improving healthcare experiences.
Vancouver First Weekend of May: Documentaries, Marathons, Festivals
Vancouver kicks off May with a packed weekend of documentaries, the BMO Vancouver Marathon, and cultural festivals. Don't miss these events.
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German Tourist Dies After Snake Bite at Egypt Hotel Show
A German tourist died after being bitten by a snake during a show at his hotel in Hurghada, Egypt. The incident highlights risks of wildlife performances.
Egyptian Mummy Found with Homeric Text on Abdomen
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a mummy with a literary passage from Homer's Odyssey inscribed on its abdomen, a first-of-its-kind find that sheds new light on ancient burial practices.
Mystery Box from 1958 Stumps Southern Alberta Historical Society
A sealed crate from 1958, marked 'Civil Defence,' has sparked guesses from monster trucks to medical supplies. The Vulcan museum will reveal its contents on May 15.
Afghan women's refugee team allowed to play in FIFA tournaments
FIFA has authorized the Afghan Women United soccer team, composed of refugees, to participate in international tournaments, marking a significant step for displaced athletes.
Search for Missing Australian Hiker in Cape Breton Continues
Search for missing Australian hiker Denise Ann Williams ongoing in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Nova Scotia RCMP urge fact-based tips as efforts continue.
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Lindsey Vonn Not Ready to Decide on Racing Return
Lindsey Vonn tells AP she isn't emotionally prepared to decide on returning to ski racing. The Olympic champion remains uncertain about her future.
Ottawa Raises Flag for Women's Hockey Playoff Return
The City of Ottawa raised the Ottawa Charge flag at City Hall as the women's team returns to the PWHL playoffs, marking a milestone for women's sports in the capital.
Bell Historic Site in Baddeck to Undergo Repairs
The Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, is set to receive repairs. Parks Canada announced the project to preserve the site dedicated to the inventor.
Prairie Green Landfill Search Decommissioned
The search for the remains of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran at Prairie Green Landfill has been decommissioned. Crews prepared the site in October 2024.
Near-Record Snowpack in Rockies Threatens Spring Hikers
A near-record snowpack in the Rocky Mountains is creating hazardous conditions for spring hikers, with avalanche risks and unstable terrain expected to persist into summer.
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Calgary to End April with Above-Seasonal Temperatures
Calgary will see highs in the 20s most days next week as April concludes with above-seasonal temperatures. The warm weather marks a pleasant end to the month.
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