Woman, 77, brings WWII grenade to OPP station in Ottawa
A 77-year-old woman brought a Second World War-era hand grenade to the Ottawa OPP station; police urge residents to call for pickup instead of transporting explosives.
A 77-year-old woman brought a Second World War-era hand grenade to the Ottawa OPP station; police urge residents to call for pickup instead of transporting explosives.
Transport Canada has appointed a departmental observer to monitor the cleanup and investigation of the July 6 Repentigny train derailment, ensuring regulatory compliance and public safety.
A boil water advisory has been issued for Six Nations of the Grand River, urging residents to boil tap water before use due to potential contamination.
Sault Ste. Marie's landfill has about 2.5 years of capacity left; city council is reviewing a $95M plan including a $39.4M landfill expansion and a $56M biosolids plant, with public consultations underway.
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RecommendedHoliday Beach Conservation Area in Amherstburg is closed, and a warning has been posted at Colchester Beach due to unsafe conditions, according to officials.
Enwin Utilities will use non-toxic food-grade dye during pressure testing near Langlois Avenue and Grand Marais Road East, causing green runoff. Testing ensures new watermain safety.
Ontario condominiums valued under $500,000 have nearly doubled since 2022, now making up 46% of the market, according to a new MPAC report.
Waterloo Region is fast-tracking plans to increase water capacity to support population growth and development, with a focus on infrastructure and environmental sustainability.
The Thamesford corridor improvement project on Oxford County Road 2 is moving forward, with construction set to enhance traffic flow and safety in the area.
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RecommendedCanada's Transportation Safety Board says it is too early to determine the cause of a train derailment in Repentigny, Quebec, that occurred on July 6, 2026, as cleanup and investigation continue.
Basement flooding is reported across Windsor-Essex after heavy rain. Officials monitor stormwater systems as residents face water damage.
Lawn watering banned across Cowichan Valley as Stage 3 water restrictions take effect July 3, 2026, due to drought conditions.
A record Canada Day rainfall of over 100 mm in Ottawa overwhelmed the sewer system, sending millions of litres of untreated sewage into the Ottawa River, officials reported.
Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Ottawa on July 2, 2026, following a record-breaking downpour that caused widespread flooding and damage.
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RecommendedAlberta's transportation minister announced temporary repairs on the Evan Thomas Bridge in K-Country are complete, reopening both lanes to traffic after a closure.
Extreme rainfall forced Humboldt, Saskatchewan to dump raw sewage into the South Saskatchewan River, violating environmental regulations and raising public health concerns.
This $20 anti-fungal foot cream with tea tree oil helps heal dry, flaky, cracked feet and athlete's foot, according to thousands of Amazon reviewers.
A fuel spill closed part of Highway 1 in New Brunswick on June 30, 2026, disrupting traffic into Saint John. The cause and cleanup timeline are under investigation.
Albertans with vision loss can now apply for disabled parking placards and plates, expanding accessibility under a new provincial policy effective immediately.
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RecommendedGuided tours of Windsor's A.H. Weeks Water Treatment Plant resume this fall, marking 25 years of ozone technology for drinking water treatment.
Slope erosion has forced the closure of a section of road in northwest Edmonton, with crews working on repairs. The damage occurred near a residential area, and no injuries have been reported.
Moon Alert after 1 AM EDT: avoid shopping and important decisions. The Moon is in Sagittarius. Georgia Nicols shares daily horoscopes for all signs.
The City of Timmins has launched a pilot sharp collection program to address drug-related litter, but critics say it does not go far enough to ensure public safety.
An overland flood watch has been issued for parts of Manitoba as heavy rain and rising water levels threaten low-lying areas, urging residents to prepare for potential flooding.
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RecommendedAlberta Health Services issued a blue-green algae advisory for Lac Ste. Anne, urging residents and visitors to avoid contact with the water due to toxic cyanobacteria blooms.
Halifax Water requests an additional $12 million for the Sullivan's Pond storm sewer project, citing unforeseen costs and inflation.
North Vancouver recorded highest water use at 371 litres per person daily, while New Westminster and Coquitlam used 178 litres. Water metering cited as key conservation tool.
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is under surveillance after President Trump blamed vandals for green algae contamination. The pool was recently refurbished.
Surrey allows pool filling and lawn watering despite Metro Vancouver's Stage 3 restrictions. Metro board demands compliance as drought concerns mount.
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RecommendedA suspect has been charged by Gananoque police for allegedly stealing water from fire hydrants, a serious offense that could compromise public safety and firefighting capabilities.