Seine River Transformed into Top Paris Swim Spot
The Seine River, once a toxic waterway, has been cleaned up and is now a popular swimming destination in Paris, drawing locals and tourists.
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Somali flag stolen from Buffalo City Hall after fireworks cancellation
Police investigate theft of Somali flag raised for Independence Day in Buffalo, days after city cancelled July 4 fireworks for America's 250th birthday.
Sewage Dumped into Ocean After Iona Plant Blockage
Metro Vancouver confirms untreated sewage was released into the ocean due to a blockage at the Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant, raising environmental concerns.
Class-action lawsuit over Alberta voter data breach
A class-action lawsuit alleges the data of nearly three million Alberta voters was breached and shared by a pro-separatist group, naming the government, chief electoral officer, and separatist leaders as defendants.
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Endangered grasslands conserved in southern Alberta
A 16-hectare property near Waterton National Park containing endangered fescue grassland will be preserved under a conservation easement with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.
Venezuela Earthquake Toll Hits 920, Rescue Window Narrows
At least 920 dead and 3,360 injured after twin quakes in Venezuela; rescue efforts continue as the critical window for survivors narrows on day three.
Jewish leaders slam Palestinian displacement exhibit at museum
Jewish leaders call on Canada's Heritage Minister to ensure a new Palestinian displacement exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is not used as a 'propaganda tool' against Israel.
Calgary Stampede's Agriculture Education Strategy
Calgary Stampede's four-year agriculture strategy aims to educate urban Albertans about food production and food security, as the organization has been promoting agriculture since 1886.
Venezuela Quakes Death Toll Hits 164; Search Ongoing
The death toll from two strong earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to 164, with at least 971 injured. Rescuers are frantically searching for survivors trapped under rubble in Caracas and other affected regions.
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Whitby candidate seeks coyote policy after child attack
A three-year-old boy was hospitalized after a coyote attack in Whitby, prompting mayoral candidate Chris Leahy to call for a Coyote Response Policy and safety education in schools.
Family of Missing Nancy Guthrie Pleads for Public Help
More than a week after 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie vanished, her daughter releases home videos and vows to continue the search, begging the public for tips.
Ontario Aims to Restore 1980 World Cup Soccer Fields to Wetlands
Dufferin County funds 15 projects restoring 136 acres of wetlands across Lake Ontario watershed, aiming to convert 1980 World Cup-sized soccer fields back to nature.
Edmonton plans 2027 big bin pilot to curb illegal dumping
Edmonton's utility committee heard overflowing bins are due to improper sorting, not reduced pickup frequency; a 2027 big bin pilot project aims to deter illegal dumping.
Diesel Spill in Etobicoke's Mimico Creek Prompts Cleanup
City of Toronto and Ministry of the Environment collaborate on cleanup after diesel spill in Etobicoke's Mimico Creek, park affected.
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Quebec Town Grants Trees Legal Rights in Canadian First
Terrasse-Vaudreuil, Que., becomes first municipality in Canada to adopt a resolution supporting the Universal Declaration of the Rights of the Tree, recognizing trees as living beings with rights.
Costa Rican President Evacuated After Blast Near Mine
Costa Rica's president was evacuated following an explosion near an illegal mining area. The incident raises security concerns in the region.
Old Tire Pileup May Pause New Drop-offs at Waste Sites
A community faces potential suspension of new tire drop-offs at waste facilities due to an overwhelming accumulation of used tires, prompting environmental and safety concerns.
Environmental Groups Sue Ottawa Over Missed Emission Targets
Environmental organizations are taking the Canadian government to court for failing to meet climate goals, alleging non-compliance with federal emissions targets.
Seven Accused of Illegally Catching Gaspereau Near Cape Breton Fish Ladder
Seven individuals face charges for illegally catching gaspereau near a fish ladder in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, violating fishing regulations.
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Herbicide Spraying in Little River Corridor and Ojibway Prairie
The City of Windsor will spray herbicide in the Little River Corridor and Ojibway Prairie Complex to control wild parsnip, an invasive plant that poses risks to public health and native ecosystems.
Canada Cricket Suspended by ICC Until After 2028 Olympics
The ICC has suspended Cricket Canada due to serious breaches, with the ban likely lasting until after the 2028 Olympics, leaving the sport in a precarious state in the country.
Stop Mosquito Boom in Winnipeg After Wet Weather
Learn how to prevent mosquito population surges in Winnipeg after wet conditions. Tips include eliminating standing water, using repellents, and yard maintenance.
Animal Protection Backs Food Strategy, Urges Humane Investment
World Animal Protection Canada welcomes the National Food Security Strategy, calling for investments in equitable, humane, sustainable food systems with plant-based agriculture and farmer-led innovation.
MAGA's Hypocrisy on Disability: A Mother's Response
A mother of a disabled child responds to influencer McJuggerNuggets' abortion announcement, criticizing MAGA's anti-abortion stance while cutting disability support.
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PEI Couple Sues Province Over Forever Chemicals in Well Water
A Prince Edward Island couple is taking legal action against the province after discovering their private well water contains high levels of toxic 'forever chemicals.'
Albanians Protest Kushner-Linked Resort Near Wetland
Thousands protest in Albania against a luxury resort linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, citing environmental concerns and lack of transparency near a protected wetland.
Protestor Fined for Breaking Injunction Claims Victory
Louise May, fined for violating a court injunction at Lemay Forest, asserts her protest was a victory for environmental activism and community rights.
Bragg Creek Flood Anxiety Remains Despite New Mitigation
Bragg Creek residents, while safe from flooding this week due to a $40M mitigation project, still grapple with anxiety from the 2013 flood that damaged over 300 homes.
Corb Lund's Anti-Coal Petition Nears Final Phase in Alberta
Country singer Corb Lund's petition to halt new coal mining in Alberta's Rockies enters final stretch, gaining momentum amid separatist discussions.
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Bear Traps on Public Property in Sault Ste. Marie
The Ministry of Natural Resources has placed bear traps on public land in Sault Ste. Marie to manage wildlife encounters as bears emerge from hibernation.
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