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.
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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.
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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Calgary Police: Avoid Driving in Winter Storm
Calgary police have issued a strong advisory for drivers to stay off the roads during a major snowstorm hitting the city on March 25, 2026, citing hazardous conditions.
Firefighters Battle Blaze on Henderson Highway
Emergency crews responded to a significant fire on Henderson Highway in Winnipeg on March 25, 2026. The incident required extensive firefighting efforts to control the blaze.
Stormwater Pond Makeover Reduces Lake Simcoe Pollution
A major renovation of the Victoria Green stormwater pond in Stroud, Ontario, completed through a partnership between the Town of Innisfil and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority, is significantly reducing pollutants entering Lake Simcoe.
Coquitlam Mudslide Cleanup Progresses, City Says
City officials report ongoing progress in the Coquitlam mudslide cleanup efforts following the March 2026 incident that impacted multiple homes in the area.
Alberta Groups Call for Federal Review of Carbon Capture Project
Indigenous and rural communities in Alberta are urging the federal government to conduct an environmental impact assessment on the Pathways Alliance's $16.5 billion carbon capture pipeline, citing lack of consultation.
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Indigenous, Rural Leaders Oppose Northern Alberta Carbon Storage
A coalition of Indigenous and rural leaders in Alberta is forming strong opposition to a proposed carbon storage project in northern regions, citing environmental and sovereignty concerns.
New Rule to Keep Vessels 1 km from Southern Resident Orcas
The federal government is floating a new regulation requiring vessels to maintain a one-kilometre distance from endangered southern resident orcas to protect them from disturbance and noise pollution.
New Brunswick Enacts New Recreational Fishing Rules
The province of New Brunswick has introduced updated regulations governing recreational fishing, affecting anglers across the region with new requirements and restrictions.
B.C. Charter Boat Fined $5,000 for Illegal Crab Fishing
A Vancouver charter boat operator has been fined $5,000 for illegal crab fishing, including possession of undersized crabs, following a Department of Fisheries and Oceans investigation.
Icefield Parkway Closure Extended, Avalanche Risk Worsens
Parks Canada warns the Icefield Parkway will remain closed indefinitely due to worsening avalanche conditions, with emergency crews unable to operate safely in the area.
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Temperatures Slow to Rise as Milder Air Moves into Southern Ontario
Southern Ontario experiences a gradual temperature increase on Tuesday as milder air masses move into the region, with detailed weather forecasts and regional climate impacts discussed.
Super El Niño Threat Looms Over Canada, Raising Weather Concerns
A potential 'super El Niño' is forming, threatening Canada with record heat and severe weather shifts. Professor Kent Moore of UofT explains the risks and impacts on the nation's climate.
Snowfall Warning for Central Saskatchewan as Cold Air Returns
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a special weather statement predicting significant snowfall for parts of central Saskatchewan on March 25-26, 2026.
Cool, Wet Weather Returns to Calgary
Calgary experiences a shift to cool, wet conditions, impacting daily life and offering respite from recent dry spells, with forecasts predicting continued precipitation.
Explorers and Scientists Unite in Monaco for Exploration Day
Prominent figures including Sylvia Earle and Steve McCurry gathered at the Yacht Club de Monaco for 'A Day of Exploration', sharing insights on ocean preservation, space exploration, and environmental vulnerability.
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Rescuers Try to Refloat Stranded Humpback Whale in Germany
Emergency teams and wildlife experts are working urgently to rescue a humpback whale stranded on a beach near Timmendorfer Strand, Germany, highlighting marine conservation efforts.
Fire Damages ByWard Market Building in Ottawa
A fire broke out on William Street in Ottawa's historic ByWard Market, causing damage to a building. Firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze, with the cause currently under investigation by authorities.
Early Sunrise in Ottawa as Cold Temperatures Persist
Ottawa experiences sunrise before 7 a.m. today, with frigid conditions continuing to dominate the region's weather pattern, impacting daily life and activities.
Uncertainty Lingers as Coquitlam Mudslide Cleanup Continues
Cleanup efforts for a devastating 2026 mudslide in Coquitlam, B.C., are ongoing, with officials citing extensive damage and lingering uncertainty about the full recovery timeline.
B.C. Falls Behind U.S. in Landslide Risk Information for Residents
British Columbia residents face increasing landslide risks, yet lack accessible hazard information compared to U.S. states. A Postmedia analysis reveals inconsistent warnings and legal disputes over undisclosed dangers in the Chilliwack River Valley.
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Cold Temperatures Grip Ottawa in First Week of Spring
Ottawa residents face a frigid beginning to spring as temperatures plummet below seasonal norms, impacting daily life and activities across the capital region.
Storm Watch Leads to School Closures and Cancellations in Atlantic Canada
A severe storm system sweeping across Atlantic Canada has prompted widespread school closures and event cancellations, with authorities urging residents to stay indoors and monitor weather updates closely.
Icefields Parkway Closed Due to Avalanches in Kootenay Park
A series of avalanches has forced the closure of sections of the Icefields Parkway in Kootenay National Park, impacting travel and safety in the region.
Fires Destroy Two Homes in West Kelowna, Woman Injured
Two residential fires in West Kelowna on March 22, 2026, caused significant damage, with a woman in her 20s seriously injured. Fire Rescue provided photos as investigations continue.
Freezing Drizzle Advisory Lifted for Ottawa by Environment Canada
Environment Canada has officially removed the freezing drizzle advisory for Ottawa, improving weather conditions for residents and outdoor activities in the capital region.
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Spring Snowstorm Hits Maritimes, Heaviest in Nova Scotia
A spring snowstorm is forecasted for the Maritimes, with Nova Scotia expected to receive the heaviest snowfall. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions and potential disruptions.
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