Yellowhead Trail Closed Due to Heavy Rain Flooding
A section of Yellowhead Trail in Edmonton is closed after torrential rain caused flooding. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes as crews work to clear the water.
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Tesla Sues Manitoba Government Over EV Rebate Exclusion
Tesla Motors Canada has filed a legal challenge against Manitoba's government after being excluded from the province's electric vehicle rebate program, citing substantial and unjustified harm.
Canmore Flooding Less Severe Than 2013, Experts Say
Experts say flooding in Canmore is minor compared to 2013, as rainfall warnings continue in Calgary. Streets are affected but no major damage reported.
Erosion Threatens Grand Falls Grocery Store
A landslide in Grand Falls, N.B., has left a grocery store teetering on the edge of a steep embankment due to severe erosion, raising safety concerns.
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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.
Water Conservation Urged in Calgary, Lethbridge as Oldman River Swells
Calgary and Lethbridge ask residents to conserve water as a high streamflow advisory is issued for the Oldman River. Heavy rainfall and snowmelt contribute to rising water levels.
Vancouver Park Board to Restrict Watercraft After Whale Strike
The Vancouver park board will discuss limiting personal watercraft in Burrard Inlet after a Sea-Doo struck a grey whale in May, drawing international attention.
West Nile Virus Found in B.C. Sea to Sky Mosquitoes
Testing has detected West Nile virus in mosquitoes in British Columbia's Sea to Sky corridor. Health officials urge residents to take precautions against bites.
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Sea otter rescued from B.C. beach, flown to Vancouver
An adult male sea otter, named Clamato, was found distressed on a B.C. beach and flown to Vancouver for rescue. Rescuers work around the clock for his recovery.
Flooding Closes Part of Yellowhead Trail in Edmonton
Heavy rainfall has forced the closure of a section of Yellowhead Trail in Edmonton due to flooding, causing traffic disruptions and detours.
Calgary Police Body Cameras Get Real-Time Translation
Calgary police body-worn cameras now include real-time language translation, enhancing communication with diverse communities.
Canmore Flooding: Fast Rivers, Localized Flooding
Canmore experiences localized flooding and fast-moving rivers in June 2026, but officials say the situation is not as severe as the catastrophic 2013 floods.
Nova Scotia Marks Ocean Week Canada
Ocean Week Canada is celebrated across the Maritimes, with events in Iona, N.S., highlighting the unique marine biosphere of the Bras d'Or Lakes.
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Open Fires Banned in 7 Quebec Regions Amid Wildfire Risk
Quebec bans open fires in seven regions as wildfires persist in the north. Officials warn that recent rainfall was insufficient to contain the blazes.
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.
Saskatchewan Wildfires Force 1,300 Evacuations
Saskatchewan wildfires force 1,300 people to evacuate. Crews make progress on the Lobstick fire near Shellbrook. Latest updates on the blaze.
WinnipegHeat Persists Across Manitoba Early June
WinnipegHeat continues across Manitoba as June starts, with Colleen Bready providing updated forecasts. Also: heat-related power outages, and other news highlights from Canada.
Barrie Beach Gets New Accessible Pathway for Wheelchairs
Penetanguishene's Rotary Champlain Wendat Park now features an accessible pathway to the beach, improving access for people with wheelchairs and mobility aids.
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Ocean Week Victoria: Explore Ocean Science and Conservation
Ocean Week Victoria offers events on ocean science, culture, and conservation, inviting Vancouver Island residents to engage with marine topics.
Flood Watch: Bow River Advisory Extended
Calgary's flood watch enters day four with high river flow advisory on the Bow River. Rainfall warning persists, with up to 60 mm expected. Residents urged to stay vigilant.
Brown Water Possible in Metro Vancouver as Strike Expands
A union warns that brown, cloudy water may occur in Metro Vancouver as worker pickets expand, potentially affecting water treatment and distribution.
Canada Invests $258M to Expand Whale Protections
The federal government announces over $258 million over five years to renew and enhance funding for whale and habitat protection off British Columbia's coast.
Windsor Volunteers Clean Up Five Business Areas via MCC
Volunteers in Windsor cleaned up five business districts through the Many Cultures, One Clean Windsor initiative, fostering community pride and beautification.
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Calgary Rain: Flooding, Falling Trees, Erosion Risks
Calgary faces ongoing intense rain with risks of water pooling, falling trees, high streamflow, and eroding stream banks. Residents urged to stay cautious.
Heatwave Expected as Dry Spell Continues Across Region
A heatwave is set to hit the region as the dry spell persists. Temperatures will rise significantly, with no rain in sight. Stay updated with the latest forecast.
Maritimes Warm Up After Cold May Finish
After a cold end to May, temperatures in the Maritimes are set to warm up significantly, bringing a shift to summer-like conditions.
Cold Weather Records Broken in 5 Northern B.C. Communities
Five northern British Columbia communities broke longstanding cold temperature records on June 1, 2026, as an unseasonable cold snap swept through the region.
Best Way to Store Leftover Garden Seeds
Learn the ideal conditions for storing leftover garden seeds to keep them viable for years. Expert tips on dry, dark, and cool storage.
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Frost and Snow in Canada on June 1st
Frost advisories and snow in Atlantic Canada mark an unusually cold start to June. The article covers weather, wildfires, and other news across Canada.
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