AI Data Centres Face Water Scrutiny in Metro Vancouver
As Metro Vancouver faces water shortages, new AI data centres raise environmental concerns. Critics question their water and energy usage amid drought conditions.
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B.C. Wastewater Plant Legal Fight Ends in Settlement
A settlement has been reached in the legal dispute over British Columbia's costly wastewater treatment facility, ending a prolonged court battle.
Ottawa-Alberta Carbon Pricing Deal Expected Friday
Sources confirm Prime Minister Carney and Premier Smith will announce an industrial carbon pricing agreement on Friday, marking a breakthrough in federal-provincial climate policy.
Metro Vancouver, Acciona settle wastewater plant lawsuits
Metro Vancouver and Acciona settle lawsuits over North Shore wastewater plant; Acciona pays $235 million, independent review to follow.
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Canada, Alberta Carbon Price Deal to $130 by 2040 for Pipeline
Alberta and Canada finalize carbon price increase to $130 per ton by 2040, clearing a key hurdle for federal support of a new oil pipeline to the Pacific coast.
Nova Scotia Signs $6.5M Deal for 4 Water Bombers
Nova Scotia has signed a $6.5 million contract to acquire four Air Tractor AT-802 water bombers, aiming to strengthen wildfire response capabilities ahead of the upcoming season.
Canada, Alberta to Announce Carbon Price Deal Friday
Sources confirm Canada and Alberta will announce an industrial carbon price deal on Friday, aiming to reconcile federal and provincial climate policies.
Windsor Police Share Key Road Safety Tips for Drivers
Windsor Police offer vital road safety advice to reduce accidents. Learn essential tips for navigating streets safely, including bicycle patrol insights and traffic rules.
Vancouver AI Centres Set New Green Standard
Vancouver's new AI data centres in the city core reuse waste heat for buildings, reducing environmental impact and costs, says Creative Energy.
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Nissan reduces losses, expects return to profit
Nissan reports narrowing losses and forecasts a return to profitability, signaling a turnaround for the Japanese automaker amid global challenges.
Alberta Carbon Price Deal Nears Finalization, Industry Split
Alberta and Ottawa are finalizing a deal to raise the industrial carbon price to $130/tonne by 2040, sparking debate over competitiveness and emissions reductions.
From Hormuz to Farms: Looming Food Crisis
A blockade in the Strait of Hormuz threatens fertilizer supplies, sparking fears of food shortages and soaring prices, especially in developing countries.
Atlantic Chiefs Push for Indigenous Role in Offshore Wind
Atlantic chiefs call for Indigenous collaboration on offshore wind farm development, emphasizing partnership and economic benefits for coastal communities.
Low Snowpack Raises Summer Water Concerns for Vancouver Island
A warming climate and growing population on Vancouver Island create a delicate balance for water reserves. Low snowpack this year raises concerns for communities heading into summer.
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Winnipeg Firm Denies Wrongdoing in Virden Water Lawsuit
A Winnipeg consulting firm refutes allegations in a lawsuit over Virden's water system failure, claiming the town ignored its report recommendations.
Canada Gets Bacon Poutine Chips for FIFA World Cup
Lay's introduces four limited-edition potato chip flavours for the FIFA World Cup, including Canada's bacon poutine, France's cheese soufflé, Argentina's steak & chimichurri, and the UK's cheese & onion.
Ontario Road Clearing Millions Over Budget Amid Harsh Winter
A brutal winter in southern and midwestern Ontario led to millions over budget spent on clearing roads, with snow returning in March 2026.
Motorcyclist Charged for Elora Pedestrian Collision
A motorcyclist faces charges after a collision with a pedestrian in Elora. The incident occurred on May 12, 2026, and the investigation is ongoing.
Former Minister Warns Energy Project Review Changes May Delay
A former minister warns that proposed changes to energy project reviews could lead to further delays, impacting infrastructure development and economic growth.
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Breakenridge: Time to Act on Major Canadian Projects
Rob Breakenridge argues that after a year of rhetoric, Canada must move forward on major projects like pipelines to counter Alberta separatism and boost the economy.
New Pipelines Must Stay Within Canada for Energy Security
As global oil supply faces threats, Canada must build pipelines entirely within its borders to avoid U.S. dependency and secure fair pricing for its energy exports.
Interior Dept cancels conservation rule for public lands
The Interior Department cancels a Biden-era rule placing conservation on equal footing with development, easing restrictions on drilling, logging, mining, and grazing on federal lands.
Smith: Pipeline MOU Deal with Carney Close
Premier Danielle Smith hints at an imminent memorandum of understanding with Prime Minister Mark Carney for a west coast pipeline, expressing optimism about Alberta-Ottawa cooperation.
Bruce Power Celebrates 25 Years of Nuclear Plant Rescue
Bruce Power reflects on the 25th anniversary of preventing the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station's closure, highlighting key moments and community impact.
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Baby Great Horned Owl Reunited with Mother After Fall
A baby Great Horned owl rescued by Procyon Wildlife has been successfully reunited with its mother after falling from its nest in Ontario.
Windsor May Face Higher Shoreline Costs: ERCA CEO Warns
ERCA CEO warns that Windsor could face additional shoreline costs due to conservation authority consolidation. The warning comes amid concerns over funding and local control.
Southeast Alberta dam: A cure for water woes
A letter writer proposes building a dam on the South Saskatchewan River to address Alberta's water shortage, create recreation, and boost irrigation.
Venezuela warns of serious environmental impact from oil spill
Venezuela alerts about severe environmental damage from a reported oil spill in Trinidad and Tobago waters, urging international action.
Fire Restrictions Expand Across Alberta Amid Dry Spring
Fire restrictions and advisories are expanding across northern and central Alberta due to dry spring conditions, with Morinville issuing a local advisory. Multiple counties are affected.
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B.C. climate news: FortisBC permit violation, El Niño forecast
FortisBC violates environmental permit for over a year; severe weather expected with strong El Niño; B.C. Hydro sets May demand record.
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