RCMP Search for Suspect in Starlink Antenna Theft
Saskatchewan RCMP are seeking a suspect after a Starlink antenna was stolen. The man wore a black hat, hoodie, jacket, pants, and brown boots.
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Library Closures Reshape Access in Rural Nova Scotia
Rural Nova Scotia faces a crisis as multiple libraries close, leaving communities without local access to books, internet, and programs. Residents protest the loss of vital services.
Saskatchewan Lifts Fire Ban as Conditions Improve
Saskatchewan has lifted the provincial fire ban effective immediately due to improved weather conditions and reduced wildfire risk. Officials urge continued caution.
Port of Vancouver Blue Circle Awards Celebrate Green Leadership
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority honors 30 terminals, tenants, and shipping lines with Blue Circle Awards for reducing emissions and underwater noise, advancing sustainable trade.
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Groups Urge Ottawa to Reverse Environmental Policy Changes
Environmental groups call on the Canadian government to reverse recent policy changes, citing concerns over climate commitments and ecological protection.
First 2+1 Highway Pilot Starts in Northern Ontario
Clearing is underway off Highway 11 for North America's first 2+1 highway safety pilot, a 3-lane design with a median barrier aimed at reducing fatalities.
Ontario Seeks Designs for Highway 11 Pilot Project
Ontario launches a call for design proposals for a Highway 11 pilot project between North Bay and Temiskaming Shores, aiming to improve safety and efficiency.
Bearspaw Residents Again Fight Proposed Gravel Pit
Residents in Bearspaw, northwest of Calgary, are opposing a proposed gravel pit development for the fourth time, citing environmental and community concerns.
US finds huge drug tunnel under Mexico border
Authorities have uncovered a major drug smuggling tunnel beneath the US-Mexico border, highlighting ongoing challenges in border security.
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Montreal Residents Urged to Help Prevent Flooding During Heavy Rain
Montreal officials ask residents to take preventive measures against flooding as heavy rainfall threatens. Saint-Leonard locals criticize city support.
Montreal, Quebec Deal: Billions for Infrastructure
Montreal and Quebec have finalized an agreement on billions of dollars in infrastructure funding, aiming to improve transit, roads, and water systems across the city.
Central Saanich Lowers Speed Limits Under Vision Zero Plan
Central Saanich reduces speed limits across neighbourhoods as part of Vision Zero, a broader road safety plan including traffic calming and pedestrian improvements.
GTA Gas Prices to Spike Again Overnight: Expert
Dan McTeague warns GTA gas prices will rise again overnight. Don't wait to fill up, as a significant hike is expected by morning.
Moe Confident on Wildfires After 1,000 Evacuations
Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is in a stronger position against two major wildfires that forced over 1,000 evacuations in north-central Saskatchewan, with crews making progress on containment lines.
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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.
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.
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.
Alberta Wildfires Threaten Oil Sands Production
Six out-of-control wildfires in Alberta's Lac la Biche region threaten major oilsands sites, potentially affecting half a million barrels of daily crude production.
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Southern Ont. Men Guilty of Dredging Without Permit
Two southern Ontario men have pleaded guilty to illegally dredging shorelands without a permit, violating environmental regulations and harming aquatic habitats.
Lobstick Wildfire Calmer but Still Raging in Saskatchewan
The Lobstick wildfire in northern Saskatchewan has calmed but continues to burn, forcing residents from Shellbrook and nearby areas to evacuate. Officials monitor the situation closely.
Ontario Bans Chinese Drones, Taiwan Offers Alternatives
Ontario bans Chinese-made drones over data security fears. Taiwanese manufacturer Thunder Tiger Group races to create non-China supply chains for military drones.
5 Active Wildland Blazes Remain in Northeastern Ontario
Northeastern Ontario continues to battle five active wildland fires as high winds and dry conditions persist. Officials urge caution and preparedness.
Person critically injured in Hwy 401 street racing incident
A person was critically hurt after being struck on Hwy. 401 amid an alleged street race. The victim was attending to their vehicle on the shoulder. Charges pending.
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OPP: Helmetless ATV Riding Continues to Kill in Ontario
The Ontario Provincial Police reports half of ATV fatalities involve riders without helmets, urging safety measures as season begins.
De Souza: Carney Casts Off Trudeau Climate Policies? I Told You So!
Raymond J. de Souza revisits his 2024 column predicting Carney's divergence from Trudeau's climate penance, as Guilbeault exits and Canada signs LNG deal with Germany.
William Hawrelak Park Upgrade: What's Next?
Edmonton's William Hawrelak Park has undergone major upgrades. Explore what the future holds for this iconic green space, including new amenities and community events.
High Level Bridge May Host High-Speed Rail to Calgary
Edmonton considers adding high-speed passenger rail to the High Level Bridge replacement, potentially connecting downtown to the airport, Red Deer, Calgary, and Banff.
Trudeau climate claims exposed by independent reports
Lorrie Goldstein debunks Trudeau-era climate claims, citing independent reports showing Canada was never on track to meet targets, despite former ministers' assertions.
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Windsor-Essex Health Unit Launches Tick Surveillance Program
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has initiated an active tick surveillance program to monitor tick populations and reduce Lyme disease risk in the region.
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