New Bison Arrive at Batoche, Reviving Indigenous Heritage
A new generation of bison has arrived at Batoche, Saskatchewan, marking a historic return of the species to the Métis homeland and reinforcing cultural and ecological restoration efforts.
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Calgary Venezuelan Festival Raises Funds for Earthquake Victims
Calgary's Venezuelan community turned a cultural celebration into a fundraiser for victims of two devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, rallying support for the 1,430 confirmed dead.
Wye Marsh Conservation Carnival Returns to Midland
Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre in Midland hosts its annual Conservation Carnival on June 28-29, 2026, featuring hands-on activities, live animals, and nature walks to promote environmental awareness.
Military Collectors Club of Canada returns for weekend show
The Military Collectors Club of Canada, founded in Edmonton in 1963, returns for its annual show and sale on June 27, featuring rare artifacts from the War of 1812 to Afghanistan and a tea towel signed by John McCrae.
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Landscape Improvements Can Reduce Tick Habitat
Thoughtful hardscaping features such as patios, walkways, and gravel borders can reduce tick-friendly habitat around the home, according to landscape experts.
Dead Endangered Fin Whale Found on Cruise Ship Bow in Alaska
A 61-foot pregnant fin whale was found dead on the bow of Royal Caribbean's Ovation of the Seas in Seward, Alaska, highlighting the threat of ship strikes to endangered species.
Barrie Pollinator Week Photo Contest Offers Cash Prizes
Barrie's Pollinator Week photo contest is now open for entries, offering cash prizes for the best images of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. The contest runs until July 15, 2026.
Amherstburg Trail Closure Protects Nesting Turtles
A 1-km trail at Collavino Conservation Area in Amherstburg is closed through July to protect at-risk turtles, including Blanding's Turtles and Snapping Turtles, during nesting season.
Iceland kills first whales since 2023 resuming commercial hunt
Iceland has resumed commercial whaling for the first time since 2023, with the killing of a fin whale, sparking international criticism from conservation groups.
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Leatherback Turtles Tagged in Nova Scotia Nest Near Equator
Eight leatherback sea turtles tagged off Nova Scotia were tracked to nesting sites near the equator, revealing crucial migration patterns for the endangered species.
Bali Police Foil Green Sea Turtle Trafficking, Arrest Suspect
Indonesian police in Bali thwarted an attempt to trade 21 protected live green sea turtles, arresting one suspect in the operation.
Two Pronghorn Deer Shot and Left to Waste Near Wilkie
Two pronghorn deer were illegally shot and left to waste near Wilkie, Sask., between May 30-31. Authorities seek public tips.
Poaching Suspect Sought After Grizzly Bear Shot Near Sundre
Alberta authorities are searching for a poaching suspect after a grizzly bear was found shot dead near Sundre, prompting an investigation and public appeal for tips.
Lake Minnewanka Shoreline Closed Over Hungry Bears
Parks Canada closed a major stretch of Lake Minnewanka's shoreline in Banff National Park after several hungry black bears were spotted, prioritizing public safety.
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CBP Dog Marlley Sniffs Out Exotic Pests in Smuggled Suitcase
A Customs and Border Protection dog named Marlley detected exotic pests hidden in a suitcase from Ghana at Detroit Metro Airport, preventing potential ecological damage.
WWII 'Death Railway' Station Emerges from Reservoir
A sunken train station from the infamous WWII 'Death Railway' has resurfaced in a Thailand reservoir due to drought, revealing historical structures and artifacts.
Metal stove pipe removed from bear's head in B.C.
Conservation officers in British Columbia successfully removed a metal stove pipe that was stuck on a bear's head, ensuring the animal's safety.
Cowessess First Nation Welcomes First Buffalo Calf
Cowessess First Nation in Saskatchewan celebrates the birth of its first buffalo calf, marking a significant step in the community's efforts to restore the species to its traditional lands.
Man charged after $70K drug seizure in Lloydminster
A man faces charges after Alberta law enforcement seized $70,000 worth of drugs in Lloydminster. The investigation by ALERT led to the confiscation of cocaine, meth, and fentanyl.
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515 Acres Added to Buffalo Pound Lake Conservation Area
The Nature Conservancy of Canada and K+S Potash Canada expand Buffalo Pound Lake conservation area by 515 acres of native grassland near Moose Jaw.
Black Bear Spotted in Collingwood: Safety Tips
A black bear was sighted in Collingwood, Ont. Learn essential safety tips on what to do if you encounter a bear to stay safe.
Ottawa Investigates Coyote Injury Report
The City of Ottawa is investigating a report of a person injured by a coyote. Officials urge caution and remind residents to avoid feeding wildlife.
Texas firm to pay $12M to B.C. First Nation for 2016 spill
A Texas company has agreed to pay $12 million to the Heiltsuk Nation for a 2016 tugboat spill that devastated local ecosystems and fisheries.
Barrie Police Warn of Black Bear Sighting
Police in Barrie are asking residents to stay alert after a black bear was sighted. Authorities urge caution and to avoid approaching the animal.
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Marineland Belugas to US and Spain
Ottawa approves plan to move 30 beluga whales from shuttered Marineland to five facilities in the US and Spain, pending permits and health checks.
Baby Moose Rescued from Pond Near Calgary
A baby moose was rescued from a pond on a rural property near Millarville, south of Calgary, on May 29, 2026. The heartwarming rescue was caught on camera and shared by local resident Stuart Gray.
Rare Lorikeet Spotted in Indonesia After Century
The blue-fronted lorikeet, a parrot species not seen in over a century, has been rediscovered in the mountain forests of Indonesia, sparking excitement among conservationists.
B.C. Hydro Moves Osprey Nests from Power Poles
B.C. Hydro relocates osprey nests from power poles to protect birds and prevent outages, as nests pose fire and electrocution risks.
Surrey Resident Cleans Garbage to Protect Beaver Habitat
A Surrey resident is voluntarily cleaning up garbage near Scott Road Station to protect a local beaver and its habitat, highlighting community efforts for wildlife conservation.
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Three orphaned moose calves rescued at Muskoka sanctuary
Three orphaned moose calves were admitted to Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in Rosseau, Ontario, for rehabilitation after being found without their mothers.
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