Edmonton Nears All-Time Monthly Rainfall Record After Record-Breaking June
Edmonton recorded 240 mm of rain in June 2026, breaking the previous June record of 216.5 mm from 1914 and approaching the all-time monthly record of 282 mm set in July 1901.
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Edmonton Records Wettest June in History with Heavy Rainfall
Edmonton has experienced its wettest June on record, with nearly 300 calls for drainage over the second consecutive weekend of rain, according to city officials.
Paris uses Seine-cooled district network to beat heatwave
Paris's district cooling network uses Seine-chilled water to cool buildings, reducing electricity use by 50% and emissions by half, as Europe's heatwave forces Louvre and Eiffel Tower to close early.
Israel-Lebanon Framework a 'Massive Blow' to Hezbollah: Netanyahu
Israel PM Netanyahu calls the U.S.-brokered agreement with Lebanon a 'historic accomplishment' and a 'massive blow' to Hezbollah and Iran, vowing the IDF will maintain a security zone inside Lebanon as long as needed.
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France sees 1,000 extra deaths in heat wave; Europe fires
France recorded about 1,000 additional deaths during its record heat wave, as Europe faces wildfires, nighttime temperature records, and infrastructure damage.
Lifeguards on duty at Port Stanley beach ahead of heat wave
Lifeguards are now on duty at Port Stanley's main beach as Central Elgin prepares for an upcoming heat wave, ensuring safety for swimmers and beachgoers.
Germany Heat Wave Damages Autobahn, Cancels Trains
A heat wave moving across Europe causes highway damage and train cancellations in Germany, with temperatures expected to hit 40°C. France and UK also face severe impacts.
Independent Review Approved for North Shore Wastewater Plant
Metro Vancouver approved an independent review of the North Shore wastewater treatment plant after costs ballooned to $3.86 billion, nearly five times the initial estimate of $700 million.
Livestock Groups Fear Agribition Future After REAL Eviction
Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association and Canadian Bison Association receive eviction notices from REAL District, raising concerns over the future of Canadian Western Agribition and its $150 million economic impact.
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Manotick, Eganville Opt for Drone Shows on Canada Day
Manotick and Eganville will replace traditional Canada Day fireworks with drone light shows to reduce noise, fire risk, and environmental impact, according to CTV News.
FIFA 2026 World Cup: Record Attendance, TV Audiences Boost Revenue
The FIFA 2026 World Cup has achieved record attendance and TV ratings across North America, with sold-out stadiums and millions of viewers, defying pre-tournament concerns about expansion to 48 teams.
Summer Skiing Thrives in Banff: Snowboarders Hit Slopes in Late June
Banff Sunshine Village extends ski season into July after record snowfall of 1,025 cm, attracting skiers and snowboarders in shorts and T-shirts for rare summer turns.
Vancouver Island Water Alert After Main Break
A major water main break on Vancouver Island has disrupted the water system, prompting an urgent alert for residents to conserve water and boil drinking water until repairs are completed.
Dubai Missile Alert: Authorities Urge Public to Disregard Warning
A missile alert was activated in Dubai, but authorities quickly instructed the public to ignore the warning. No further details on the cause have been released.
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Monaco Energy Boat Challenge 2026: 52 Teams Showcase Clean Propulsion
The 13th Monaco Energy Boat Challenge will host 52 teams from 21 nationalities, testing electric, hydrogen, methanol, and foiling propulsion systems from July 8-11, 2026.
Regina council approves Mosaic Stadium video boards turf replacement
Regina city council has approved replacing video boards and turf at Mosaic Stadium, a major upgrade for the venue.
Country Thunder Cancellation: Necessary but Painful Decision
Country Thunder Alberta's cancellation was a gut punch but the only safe choice due to noise bylaws and construction issues, says columnist Gerry Krochak.
Tornado Warning Issued for Chatham-Kent Region
Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for Chatham-Kent, urging residents to take immediate shelter as severe thunderstorms with potential tornadoes move through the area.
Sudbury flood victims face uninsured losses after emergency
Rob Pappin and other Greater Sudbury residents are grappling with uninsured flood damage after spring flooding led to a state of emergency, with many saying insurance didn't cover their losses.
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North Korea's Kim oversees weapons tests, KCNA reports
Kim Jong Un supervised naval destroyer cruise missile tests, state media KCNA reported, showcasing North Korea's advancing military capabilities amid regional tensions.
Alberta town cancels Canada Day celebrations amid emergency
Tofield, Alberta, has declared a local state of emergency and cancelled Canada Day celebrations due to severe flooding from heavy rainfall, impacting residents and infrastructure.
Ontario Invests in Critical Minerals Supply Chain
Ontario announced new funding to strengthen the critical minerals supply chain, aiming to boost domestic processing and reduce reliance on foreign sources, supporting electric vehicle and clean technology sectors.
First Nation starts road to Ring of Fire mining region
Webequie First Nation in northern Ontario has started construction on a 60-km road connecting the community to the Ring of Fire mineral deposit, marking a milestone for mining development.
PECO Pallet Wins 2026 CITT Environmental Sustainability Award
PECO Pallet has been selected by the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation for the 2026 Environmental Sustainability Award, marking its second consecutive win.
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Domtar Publishes 2025 Sustainability Report: Advancing Journey
Domtar's 2025 sustainability report highlights progress in CDP scores, water reductions, Scope 3 emissions, Indigenous partnerships, and new policies since launching its 2030 strategy.
Canada's Internal Trade Barriers Exceed Trump Tariffs
Canada's interprovincial trade barriers impose a 9% tariff on its own goods and services, higher than the 5.9% U.S. tariff, costing the economy up to $210 billion annually.
Cyclists Need More Than Helmets for Safety on Calgary Streets
Calgary sees a 225% rise in pedestrian fatalities despite Vision Zero; cyclists need infrastructure changes, not just helmet advice, say advocates.
Super El Niño: What It Means for Alberta
A Super El Niño is virtually certain this year, bringing milder winters and drought risks to Alberta, with effects expected from January to June 2027.
Wealthy Nations Reap Huge Benefits from Immigration, Study Finds
A new study reveals wealthy nations gain substantial economic benefits from immigration, contradicting anti-immigration narratives. The research highlights contributions to innovation, labor markets, and public finances.
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900-home project stalled by sewer issue finds private solution
A 900-home development in Springwater Township is stalled due to lack of municipal sewer capacity, prompting a shift to private wastewater systems as municipalities struggle to keep pace with housing growth.
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