Quebec Launches Rabies Vaccination for Skunks, Raccoons
Quebec wildlife officials begin rabies vaccination campaign for skunks and raccoons to prevent the outbreak from spreading to Montreal.
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Saint-Hyacinthe Lawn Watering Ban Extended to Aug 31
Saint-Hyacinthe extends its lawn watering ban to August 31 due to ongoing drought conditions, urging residents to conserve water.
Philippine Earthquake Kills 37, Displaces 32,000
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in the Philippines has killed at least 37 people and displaced 32,000, with families in Canada anxiously awaiting news of loved ones.
Ottawa Councillor Proposes Bylaw to Reduce Light Pollution
An Ottawa city councillor is advocating for a new bylaw to reduce light pollution, aiming to improve night skies and reduce energy waste across the capital.
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Summer Forecast for Southern Quebec: Weather Agencies Weigh In
Warmer, drier weather is predicted for southern Quebec by some models, while others foresee a wetter summer. Here's what weather agencies are forecasting.
Manitoba's Filipino Community Devastated by Philippine Earthquake
Manitoba's Filipino community reels after a powerful 6.8-magnitude earthquake strikes the Philippines, causing widespread damage and casualties.
Calgary Cleantech Hits 1M Tonnes CO2e Milestone
Kathairos Solutions has eliminated one million metric tonnes of CO2e using liquid nitrogen systems at oil and gas sites, marking a major climate milestone.
Corb Lund's Anti-Coal Petition Drive a Success
Country singer Corb Lund announces success of petition drive against new coal mining in Alberta's Rocky Mountains, gathering widespread public support.
Antibiotic Resistance Genes Found in World Oceans: Study
An Italian study reveals antibiotic resistance genes are widespread across global oceans, highlighting environmental and health risks.
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Two More Texas Screwworm Infections Found in Animals
The USDA reports two new Texas screwworm infections in animals far apart, raising concerns about the flesh-eating parasite's spread.
Dry Weather Threatens Timmins 9 Forest Fire Progress
Hot and dry conditions expected for two days may hamper efforts against the Timmins 9 forest fire, which currently covers 3,154 hectares after a slight reduction from rain.
Ottawa to See Temperatures Above 30°C This Week
Ottawa is set to face a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 30°C this week. Stay informed on weather updates and safety tips.
Aging Sewer Systems Stalling Canada's Housing Boom
Aging water and wastewater infrastructure across Canada is delaying housing projects, increasing costs, and limiting new developments as municipalities struggle to keep pace with growth.
Stoney Creek Lawsuits Over Landfill Stench
Residents of Stoney Creek have filed dozens of lawsuits against GFL Environmental due to persistent noxious odors from a landfill leachate pond, citing health and property impacts.
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Parks Canada No-Stopping Zone to Prevent Bear Jams
Parks Canada implements a 1.5-km no-stopping zone on Bow Valley Parkway after reports of 'bear jams,' urging drivers not to stop for photos to protect bears during spring feeding and mating season.
Halifax Patios Empty as Cold Spring Continues
Halifax businesses struggle with empty patios due to an unusually cold and rainy spring, impacting tourism and local revenue.
Climate Change Bringing Oyster Bacteria to Atlantic Canada
A new study reveals that climate change is causing bacteria harmful to oysters to spread to Atlantic Canada, threatening the region's aquaculture industry and ecosystem.
Halifax Stuck in Cold, Rainy Stretch: 'Where Is Spring?'
Halifax residents are wondering where spring has gone as the city endures an unusually cold and rainy stretch, delaying outdoor activities and tourism.
Windsor-Essex Braces for Active Weather Season
Windsor-Essex may face another active weather season as forecasts predict storms. Local officials urge preparedness amid potential severe conditions.
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Canada to See Warmer-Than-Normal Summer, Forecasters Predict
Canadian forecasters predict a warmer-than-normal summer across the country, with above-average temperatures expected from coast to coast.
Mid-Western Ontario Heatwave: Rain Forecast Details
Summer-like temperatures hit mid-western Ontario. CTV Meteorologist Gary Archibald provides forecast details ahead of a significant rainfall event expected soon.
FIFA Reconsiders Water Bottle Policy Amid Heat Concerns
FIFA is taking a second look at its water bottle policy after concerns about player safety in extreme heat during the 2026 World Cup in Toronto.
Edmonton Showers and Thunderstorms Expected Today
Edmonton faces showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Stay updated on weather conditions and safety tips.
Vancouver's First Seismic Risk Plan Includes Building Inventory
Vancouver plans a public high-risk building inventory to reduce earthquake hazards, marking the first concrete seismic risk-reduction strategy for private buildings after decades of failed efforts.
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Edmonton Climate Conference Cheers Guilbeault, Oil Tax
At the Elbows Up for Climate conference in Edmonton, attendees gave a standing ovation to Steven Guilbeault and called for a windfall tax on oil companies, citing 'war profiteering.'
Northern Lights Across Canada Tonight: Viewing Tips
A strong G3 geomagnetic storm will make the northern lights visible across Canada tonight. Learn the best times and locations to view the aurora borealis.
FIFA Bans Reusable Water Bottles at World Cup
FIFA has updated its stadium code of conduct, prohibiting reusable water bottles at World Cup matches, sparking environmental concerns.
Trading Oil for Orcas: A Bargain Canada Can't Afford
Margot Venton argues that weakening species protections for southern resident killer whales in exchange for economic gain is a short-sighted and irreversible loss.
Cochrane Needs 5,555 Homes by 2031, Study Finds
A new Housing Needs Assessment reveals Cochrane must build 5,555 homes by 2031 to address affordability and growth, with seniors and young adults driving demand.
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Alberta energy deal fails to cut Canada's emissions: report
A new report finds that the Alberta energy deal signed in 2026 does little to reduce Canada's greenhouse gas emissions, raising concerns about climate goals.
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