Calgary Expects Sunny Weekend with Warm Temperatures
Calgary residents can look forward to sunny skies and warm weather this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach the high teens, melting away recent snowfall.
Category : Arctic Environment
Manitoba Couple Donates 636-Acre Wilderness to Conservation
A Winnipeg couple has donated a portion of a 636-acre wilderness tract in southern Manitoba to the Nature Conservancy of Canada, preserving carbon-storing peatlands in memory of an uncle.
Wet Winter in B.C. May Ease Wildfire Season, Forecaster Says
A mild and wet winter in British Columbia is being hailed as positive news for the upcoming wildfire season, with officials set to update residents on summer expectations and provincial preparedness efforts.
Ottawa Urged to Ban Salmon-Killing Tire Chemical 6PPD-Quinone
Scientists demand immediate federal action against 6PPD-quinone, a toxic tire chemical killing coho salmon in B.C. streams through urban runoff.
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U.S. Court Rejects B.C. Mine's Selenium Pollution Increase Bid
A U.S. court has upheld Montana's strict selenium pollution standard for Lake Koocanusa, dealing a blow to a British Columbia coal mining company seeking to expand operations amid transboundary environmental concerns.
B.C. Guide Fined $12K for Fishing Violations
A British Columbia fishing guide has been penalized $12,000 for submitting falsified documents and exceeding legal fishing limits, highlighting enforcement in marine conservation.
Manitoulin Island Floods Trigger State of Emergency
Manitoulin Island's mayor reports the highest floodwaters ever seen, prompting a state of emergency. Bridal Veil Falls is closed, and road repairs begin amid ongoing rain and snow forecasts.
French River Declares Emergency Amid Rising Flood Waters
The community of French River near North Bay has declared a state of emergency due to rapidly rising flood waters, with concerns about ice pack from the north exacerbating the situation.
Manitoulin Mayor: Flood Waters Highest Ever Seen
A state of emergency has been declared in Mindemoya as unprecedented flooding forces hospital closure and water advisory, with officials describing the situation as critical.
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Premier Kinew to Visit Peguis First Nation for Flood Prep
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is set to visit Peguis First Nation as the community and government mobilize sandbagging efforts to combat anticipated spring flooding.
Lytton Rebuilds After Wildfire, Financial Fears Loom
Lytton, B.C., opens its first permanent building since a 2021 wildfire destroyed 90% of the village, yet residents fear financial ruin amid ongoing recovery challenges.
Edmonton Weather: Snow to Sunshine, Warmer Weekend
Edmonton transitions from fresh snowfall to sunny skies and significantly warmer temperatures as the weekend approaches, marking a dramatic weather shift in the region.
TMC Releases Deep-Sea Dataset and Video Series on Environmental Research
TMC subsidiaries NORI and TOML have submitted a decade of deep-sea exploration data to the International Seabed Authority's DeepData, including 76,000 biological records and 69,185 geochemical points. This comprehensive dataset, part of a $250 million pro
Emergency Cofferdams Deployed on Muskoka Roads Amid Flooding
The District of Muskoka has installed emergency cofferdams along Muskoka Road 14 in Fraserburg to combat severe flooding, with rising water levels threatening infrastructure across the region.
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Air Cushions Planned to Rescue Stranded Whale in Germany
Rescue teams in Germany are preparing an innovative air cushion operation to save Timmy, a whale stranded on a sandbank. The plan highlights urgent efforts to protect marine life amid environmental challenges.
Landslide Mitigation Begins to Protect Salmon at B.C. First Nation
A B.C. First Nation initiates landslide mitigation efforts to protect critical salmon habitat, addressing environmental risks and supporting indigenous conservation practices.
Bearspaw First Nation Starts $20M Water Plant Rebuild
Bearspaw First Nation has begun construction on a new $20 million water treatment plant in Eden Valley, replacing the facility destroyed by fire in 2022 to restore clean water access.
Candle Lake Woman Finds Home Surrounded by Huge Snow Pile
Donna Litzenberger of Candle Lake, Saskatchewan, awoke to an extraordinary sight as a large accumulation of snow had piled up around her residence overnight, highlighting the region's intense winter conditions.
Lethbridge High Wildfire Risk: Crews Train for Season
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services are conducting wildland fire training to enhance response capabilities amid elevated wildfire risks this season.
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Flood Emergency in French River, Sudbury Issues Warnings
Severe spring flooding hits northeastern Ontario, with French River declaring a state of emergency and Sudbury under flood warnings. Manitoulin Island and North Bay also affected.
Flood Risk Rises Along Grand River Watershed
Significant rainfall is heightening flooding concerns along the Grand River watershed, with authorities urging vigilance as water levels surge and weather patterns intensify.
Montreal Activates Flood Plan for Heavy Rain
Montreal has implemented a special flood response plan, with sandbagging and water pumps deployed along the Ottawa River ahead of 50 mm of expected rainfall.
Red River Rising Due to Ice Jams in Winnipeg
The Red River is experiencing a significant rise due to ice jams, prompting flood preparation efforts in Winnipeg as spring conditions worsen.
Moose Cree First Nation Plans Evacuations for Spring Flood Risks
The Moose Cree First Nation in Northern Ontario is actively developing evacuation strategies in response to escalating spring flood threats, highlighting urgent climate adaptation needs.
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Windsor Residents Push for Ojibway Park Expansion and Peace
Former Ojibway Park manager urges land acquisition for national urban park while letter writers call for end to international conflicts and adoption of electric vehicles.
Muskoka Theme Park Fights Spring Flooding Ahead of Season
Santa's Village in Bracebridge, Ontario, is actively combating spring flooding at its Golden Beach Road location to prepare for the busy summer tourist season, highlighting environmental challenges for seasonal attractions.
Coast Guard Tests Israeli Drone for Arctic Surveillance
The Canadian Coast Guard plans summer test flights with an Israeli-made Hermes 900 drone to boost Arctic surveillance, amid concerns over Russian and Chinese advancements in the region.
Five Key Bonds Between Finland and Canada
Finland and Canada share deep connections beyond hockey, including Arctic cooperation, education systems, and cultural values, strengthening their bilateral ties.
Fuel Spill Reaches Hammond River Tributary in New Brunswick
A tanker truck rollover on Route 1 near Saint John spilled 36,000 litres of fuel, contaminating a tributary of the Hammond River, officials confirm.
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Manitoba Civil Servants Aid Peguis First Nation Flood Prep
The Manitoba government is calling on civil servants to assist with flood prevention efforts in the flood-prone Peguis First Nation, as the community braces for spring flooding with support from Team Rubicon volunteers.
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