Amnesty Report Warns of Indigenous Housing Crisis in Canada
An Amnesty International report highlights a severe housing crisis for Indigenous peoples in Canada, with overcrowding and lack of basic amenities worsening.
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N.S. Group Collects 100 Pounds of Litter in Cole Harbour
A community group in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, gathered 100 pounds of litter during a cleanup, highlighting ongoing waste issues.
Vancouver Sex Workers Lose Safety Supports Before World Cup
Vancouver sex workers face reduced safety supports as the city cuts a key planner role, raising concerns ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Drake's Ice Stunt Mocks Earth Day, Columnist Argues
Catherine Ford criticizes Drake's ice block publicity stunt on Earth Day, calling it a disrespectful mockery of climate change concerns and a waste of water resources.
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2026 World Cup Faces Extreme Heat Challenges
As global temperatures rise, extreme heat could threaten athletes, fans, and officials during the 2026 World Cup, with 14 of 16 host cities facing dangerous heat levels.
French River Flood Fears Continue After Recent Rain
Ongoing flooding in French River, Ontario, closes roads and businesses as volunteers fill over 2,000 sandbags. Mayor urges action amid critical days.
Calgary Passes Water Efficiency Plan, Outdoor Watering Schedule
Calgary city council has approved a new water efficiency plan that includes a mandatory outdoor watering schedule to conserve water resources amid growing demand.
Ontario Cottage Owners Demand Flood Answers After Spring Deluge
Frustrated residents of Ontario's cottage country launch a petition for watershed reforms after recurring spring floods devastate their communities.
Is B.C. Shelving CleanBC, Its Best Climate Tool?
Jessica McIlroy argues B.C. is quietly abandoning CleanBC, its flagship climate plan, with no response to an independent review and no climate measures in the 2026 budget.
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Train Collision Near Jakarta Kills at Least 4
A train collision near Indonesia's capital Jakarta killed at least 4 people and injured many others. Rescue efforts are ongoing.
Manitoba to Lead Canada with Youth Social Media Ban
Manitoba is set to become the first Canadian province to ban minors from social media, with Premier Kinew citing mental health concerns.
Ottawa to Reach 20°C Today, Sunny Sunday Forecast
Ottawa temperatures are expected to reach 20°C today, April 27, 2026, with sunny skies. Enjoy the warm spring weather as the city basks in unseasonably mild conditions.
Londoners Unite for Thames River Cleanup and EarthFest
Londoners gathered for Earth Day with Earth Fest and a Thames River cleanup. CTV London's Brent Lale reports on the community effort to protect the environment.
Boil Water Advisory for Erin Village: Key Details
A boil water advisory has been issued for Erin Village. Residents are urged to boil water before use. The advisory follows routine testing. Updates will be provided.
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World Enters New Wildfire Era; Chile Blaze Shows Tough Challenges
A massive wildfire in Lirquén, Chile highlights the growing difficulty of fighting fires as the world enters a new era of wildfires. Experts warn of increasing intensity and frequency.
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peaceful Atomic Energy Use
Pope Leo XIV emphasized that atomic energy must be used solely for peaceful purposes during his 11-day pastoral visit to Africa, urging global cooperation.
Metro Vancouver Stage 2 Water Restrictions Start May 1
Metro Vancouver moves to Stage 2 water restrictions starting May 1, banning lawn watering amid drought concerns. Residents urged to conserve water.
1.5-Acre Brush Fire Contained by Ottawa Firefighters
Ottawa firefighters swiftly extinguished a 1.5-acre brush fire on Dwyer Hill Road on Saturday afternoon, taking about 20 minutes to control the blaze.
Grey whale deaths linked to warming ocean: B.C. climate news
Scientists link grey whale deaths in B.C. and U.S. to warming oceans. Metro Vancouver plans water storage and filtration. Cheap batteries transform global power grids.
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Massive Landslide Near Fort St. John Shifts Road
A 400-metre wide landslide in Old Fort, B.C., shifted a road 62 metres, triggering evacuations and cutting off access to the community.
Alberta Ski Resorts Fear Permanent Daylight Time May Push Visitors to U.S.
Alberta ski resorts worry that moving to permanent daylight saving time could delay openings until 10 a.m. in December, putting them at a competitive disadvantage against U.S. resorts.
Northern Manitoba Community Pleads for Help Amid Power Outages
Bunibonbee Cree Nation faces ongoing power outages due to ice-covered equipment; leaders call for immediate federal and provincial assistance.
Saskatoon HUB, PACT Demand Triples Since 2019
A Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners report shows PACT dispatches tripled from 949 in 2019 to 3,410 in 2025, highlighting the need for more resources.
Survey: Over Half of B.C. Residents Unprepared for Wildfires
An Angus Reid poll for B.C. Hydro reveals 61% of B.C. adults lack an emergency plan, and 56% have no emergency kit, highlighting wildfire preparedness gaps.
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Inukjuak's Energy Independence: A Community's Triumph
Inukjuak, a remote Inuit community in Nunavik, overcame immense challenges to create its own energy system, achieving power sovereignty and inspiring other northern communities.
Chinese Export Price Hikes Signal Global Inflation Surge
Chinese exporters raise prices on goods from swimsuits to syringes due to Iran war-driven oil costs, threatening global consumer inflation.
Winnipeg Crews Battle Chemical Fire at Building
Winnipeg fire crews responded to a building fire with possible chemicals inside, deploying hazmat teams to assess risks and protect nearby residents.
From Sun to Subsoil: Global Shift Away from Fossil Fuels
Countries worldwide are accelerating the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, driven by climate goals and energy security concerns.
Astronauts Return to Earth in Climate Crisis
Artemis II astronauts witness Earthset, highlighting Earth's beauty amid wars, floods, and climate inaction. A call for renewed environmental focus.
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Sunny Weekend in Ottawa: No Umbrellas Needed
Ottawa will enjoy a weekend of sunshine and mild temperatures, with no rain in sight. Perfect weather for outdoor activities and exploring the city.
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