ARKAY Beverages: Selling Happiness, Not Alcohol-Free Spirits
ARKAY Beverages rebrands with a new message: 'We Don't Sell Alcohol-Free Spirits, We Sell Happiness,' emphasizing joy, responsibility, and better living.
Category : Climate Change
CMHC: Development Charges a Major Barrier to Housing Crisis
A new CMHC report finds that reducing or eliminating municipal development charges could significantly boost housing construction, with Burnaby seeing a 13.8% increase.
Utility Modernization Risks Complexity Without Architecture
Info-Tech Research Group warns that utility modernization without a technical reference architecture adds complexity, offering a three-phase framework to align technology with business goals.
Protests Escalate Over Trump Family-Linked Resort in Albania
Demonstrators in Tirana clashed with police opposing a luxury coastal development linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, citing environmental and transparency concerns.
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AI Data Centres' Resource Use Rivals Most Countries
A new study reveals that AI and data centres consume energy, water, and cause pollution comparable to entire nations, raising environmental concerns.
Quebec Commissioner Calls for More French Class Funding
Quebec's French Language Commissioner Benoît Dubreuil urges increased financial aid for immigrants to learn French, citing language trends and integration needs.
WHO Urges Lifting Ebola Travel Restrictions as Canada Ban Starts
The WHO calls for lifting travel restrictions on Ebola-affected countries, just days after Canada implemented a temporary ban on visitors from some nations to curb the outbreak.
Vancouver Joins B.C. Lawsuit Over 'Forever Chemicals'
Vancouver has joined British Columbia's class-action lawsuit against manufacturers of PFAS, also known as 'forever chemicals,' seeking accountability for environmental contamination.
NYC Sewer Mystery: Surveillance Video Shows People Entering Manholes
Surveillance video captures groups entering NYC sewers at night, baffling residents and investigators. At least three incidents reported.
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Built Green Canada Declares June 3 National Green Building Day
Built Green Canada has declared June 3 as National Green Building Day, calling on builders, municipalities, and industry partners to celebrate sustainability leadership during National Environment Week.
HealthNewsCMQ Urges Santé Québec to Phase Out Polluting Anesthetic Gases
HealthNewsCMQ calls on Santé Québec to eliminate polluting anesthetic gases, citing environmental and health risks. The move aims to reduce healthcare's carbon footprint.
New Delhi Building Fire Kills at Least 21
A devastating fire swept through a building in New Delhi, killing at least 21 people. The blaze broke out Wednesday, prompting rescue efforts and an investigation into the cause.
Toronto to Enjoy Picture-Perfect Summer Day on Wednesday
Toronto is set to experience a 'picture-perfect summer day' on Wednesday with sunny skies and warm temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities.
Denare Beach Marks One Year Since Wolf Fire
Residents of Denare Beach commemorated the one-year anniversary of the Wolf Fire on June 2, 2026, reflecting on the community's resilience and recovery.
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El Nino Expected to Bring Extreme Weather to Canada
The UN weather agency warns of a potentially strong El Nino, raising concerns about extreme heat and weather impacts across Canada in the coming months.
B.C. Unveils Major Reforestation Plan: 54M Trees by 2027
British Columbia announces a plan to plant nearly 54 million trees on public lands in wildfire-affected regions by 2027 as part of long-term recovery efforts.
Stormwater System Handles Heavy Rain in Edmonton
EPCOR confirms Edmonton's stormwater system is handling over 70 mm of rain since Sunday, with no capacity issues. Construction sites may cause localized flooding.
Severn Declares High Fire Rating Amid Dry Conditions
The Township of Severn has declared a high fire rating due to dry conditions, urging residents to exercise caution with outdoor fires and follow local bylaws.
Climate Group Slams Watchdogs on Voluntary Emissions Failures
Investors for Paris Compliance criticizes financial regulators for relying on voluntary corporate emissions reductions, calling the approach ineffective.
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N.S. parents sound alarm on extreme heat in schools
Parents in Nova Scotia are raising concerns about extreme heat in classrooms, citing health risks and reduced learning. They call for urgent cooling measures and policy changes.
Montreal Aims to Cut Water Use: Simple Steps You Can Take
Montreal launches initiative to reduce water consumption. Discover practical tips to help conserve water and contribute to sustainability efforts.
Floating Wetlands Boost Regina Storm Pond Health
Regina installs floating treatment wetlands in storm ponds to filter pollutants, reduce algae, and enhance biodiversity, with student help.
UN Urges Global Readiness for Extreme Heat from Super El Nino
The UN warns of extreme heat risks from a potential 'super El Nino,' urging global preparedness. Professor Kent Moore of UofT discusses impacts on Canada and the world.
Hydro-Québec concealed info from Newfoundland: report
A report reveals Hydro-Québec hid crucial data from Newfoundland and Labrador during Churchill Falls negotiations, sparking renewed tensions.
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Winnipegger Protests City Grass Cutting on Boulevard
A Winnipeg man protests city grass maintenance by declaring his boulevard a 'botanical garden', refusing to mow as a form of civil disobedience.
Peruvian Shamans Blessing Ritual Before Runoff
Peruvian shamans conducted a traditional blessing ceremony on Herradura beach in Lima ahead of the presidential runoff election, seeking favorable outcomes.
Stage 3 Water Restrictions Start June 8: No Pools, No Lawn Watering
Metro Vancouver moves to Stage 3 water restrictions on June 8, banning lawn watering, pool filling, and car washing at home. Learn what's allowed.
Calgary Officials Say Flooding Unlikely Despite Heavy Rain
City officials reassure Calgarians that extensive flooding is unlikely, with infrastructure and reservoir management reducing damage potential by over 70% compared to 2013.
Farkas Reassures Calgary as Flood Fears Rise Since 2013
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas addresses rising flood fears as rivers swell, highlighting $2 billion in mitigation since the 2013 flood.
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NS Health Warns of High-Toxicity Fentanyl After Overdoses
Nova Scotia Health issued a warning about fentanyl with high toxicity levels following a series of overdoses, urging caution and awareness.
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