Repeated Power Outages Test Patience in Laval
Hydro-Quebec upgrades in Laval-des-Rapides cause repeated outages, frustrating residents and business owners. Equipment failures and repairs continue.
Category : Environmental Policy
Water Not Coal Petition Hits Signature Goal
The Water Not Coal petition has reached the minimum 177,732 signatures required under Alberta's Citizen Initiative Act, though verification by Elections Alberta is pending.
Small process water leak at Burnaby refinery contained
Sunoco's Burnaby Refinery contained a small process water leak. The incident posed no risk to the public or environment, with cleanup underway.
Canadian Dollar Hits Fresh 2026 Low Amid Multiple Headwinds
The Canadian dollar fell to a new 2026 closing low of 71.67 cents US, with National Bank economists citing gold's decline and economic factors as key headwinds.
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Ottawa Plans Evacuation Centres for Wildfire Season
The federal government is establishing evacuation centres across Canada in preparation for the upcoming wildfire season, aiming to enhance emergency response and protect communities.
Albania's Rama Pushes Kushner-Linked Resort Despite Protests
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama vows to continue construction of a luxury resort linked to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, despite large protests in Tirana over environmental concerns.
BKLES Electric Water Purifier: Clean Water Anywhere
The BKLES electric water purifier offers a compact, powerful solution for clean drinking water outdoors. With a five-stage filtration system and long battery life, it's ideal for camping, hiking, and emergencies.
Philippines Earthquake Kills 19, Triggers Tsunami
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the southern Philippines, killing at least 19 people and injuring over 200. A 1-meter tsunami hit coastal areas, and buildings collapsed in General Santos.
Green Line elevated alignment gets 65% support but downtown opposes
A new survey shows 65% of Calgarians support the elevated Green Line downtown, but 83% of directly impacted stakeholders oppose it, citing concerns over vibrancy, property values, and noise.
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AI Data Centres Spark Controversy in Hamilton
A plan to develop Hamilton's industrial waterfront into an AI data centre faces local opposition over energy, water, and noise concerns, with a tribunal denying the initial application.
Road Work Planned in Three More Windsor Neighbourhoods
Windsor announces $12 million in road projects for Wards 8, 9, and 10, part of a record $163.8 million city-wide investment in infrastructure.
B.C. Climate News: Water Restrictions, Wildfire, Heat
Metro Vancouver moves to stage 3 water restrictions Monday; out-of-control wildfire in Cariboo prompts alert; Environment Canada forecasts hotter-than-normal summer for B.C.
Calgary Can Drop Climate Declaration, But Not Responsibility
Calgary ends its climate emergency declaration, but the work to protect the city from floods, heat, and storms remains critical for future resilience.
Canadian Oil Producers Hike Spending on High Prices
Canadian oil producers are increasing capital expenditures as crude prices remain high, with several companies raising spending plans to boost production amid global supply disruptions.
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Canada May Weaken Species at Risk Act, Threatening Killer Whales
The Canadian government proposes overriding the Species at Risk Act's jeopardy clause to accelerate industrial projects, endangering Southern Resident killer whales.
Wet Weather Expected in Montreal This Weekend
Montreal is set to experience wet weather this weekend as a system moves in. Residents should prepare for rain and possible thunderstorms starting Saturday.
Target Turns Fitting Rooms into Muslim Prayer Rooms
A Target store in Apple Valley, Minnesota, converted six fitting rooms into prayer spaces for Muslim employees during Ramadan, sparking customer reactions.
TTC Drones to Monitor Crowds During World Cup
The TTC will deploy drones to monitor crowds and enable real-time responses to congestion during World Cup game days, enhancing public safety and transit efficiency.
Monaco Energy Boat Challenge 2026 Record 56 Teams
The 13th Monaco Energy Boat Challenge in July 2026 will feature 56 teams from 22 nations, showcasing zero-emission boats and sustainable yachting innovations.
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Aviation Career Event Launches Before Barrie Airshow
A free career event for aviation enthusiasts will be held on June 6, 2026, at the Barrie Air Base. Attendees can explore careers as pilots, engineers, and more.
Billy Bishop Expansion May Impact Thousands of Homes
A new report warns that expanding Billy Bishop Airport could negatively impact thousands of homes along Toronto's waterfront, raising concerns among residents and city officials.
Saskatchewan Wildfire Arson Sentencing Moved to August
Jason Halkett, who admitted to starting a 2025 wildfire in Saskatchewan, has his sentencing adjourned to August 2026. The case was heard at the Montreal Lake Band Office.
Guelph Fined for Raw Sewage Discharge into Eramosa River
The City of Guelph and a company have been fined for discharging raw sewage into the Eramosa River, violating environmental regulations and impacting local water quality.
Shark Tank star halves Utah data centre plan after backlash
Kevin O'Leary cuts proposed Utah data centre size by half after lawmakers and community oppose the 40,000-acre project over environmental concerns.
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Kinew Rejects Hyperscale AI Data Centre Project
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says no to a proposed hyperscale AI data centre south of Winnipeg, citing concerns over energy and water usage.
London Considers Municipal Nursery Amid Tree Shortages
London is exploring the feasibility of operating a municipal tree nursery to address ongoing shortages. The study aims to ensure a stable supply of trees for parks and streets.
B.C. Hydro Delays Gas Plant Phase-Out Amid Shortfall
B.C. Hydro reverses plan to phase out gas-fired power, extending operations at two plants to address a 500-megawatt electricity gap by 2030.
LNG Canada Phase 2 Investment Decision Nears
LNG Canada's joint-venture partners ramp up spending on engineering and planning for Phase 2, signaling a final investment decision may be imminent.
Jeep Driver Watches Movie While Driving on Hwy. 11
Ontario police caught a Jeep driver watching a movie on a cellphone while driving on Highway 11 in Orillia, highlighting distracted driving dangers.
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Calgary Gas Prices Surge 17 Cents Per Litre
Calgary gas prices jumped 17 cents per litre, while B.C. has the highest fuel costs and Alberta remains among the cheapest provinces for gasoline.
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