Ottawa's Bruce Pit Dog Park Closing for Hydro Work Next Week
Hydro Ottawa will temporarily close the popular Bruce Pit off-leash dog area next week for essential infrastructure maintenance, affecting local pet owners and recreational users.
Category : Environment
B.C. Forests Policy Paddling in Circles: Report
A provincial forestry advisory council report criticizes B.C.'s forest policy for relying on poor data, comparing it to paddling in circles and revisiting old decisions without solid foundations.
Kinew Pledges $250K for Hudson Bay Marine Conservation
Premier Wab Kinew announces funding for a potential marine conservation area in western Hudson Bay, supporting local engagement as Ottawa considers expanding the region into a year-round economic hub.
Manitoba Eyes Hudson Bay Marine Conservation Area
The Manitoba government is exploring the creation of a marine conservation area in western Hudson Bay, aiming to protect its unique ecosystems and support sustainable development.
Winnipeg Hotel Site Cleanup Resumes After Asbestos Find
Remediation work has restarted at the former Manwin Hotel location in Winnipeg after asbestos was discovered, with crews now addressing the hazardous material safely.
Calgary's 27-Point Water System Overhaul Plan Revealed
City officials present a detailed implementation strategy addressing all recommendations from the Bearspaw South feeder main investigation, aiming to transform Calgary's water utility governance.
N.L. Pulls Out of National Marine Conservation Talks
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador has exited discussions regarding a proposed national marine conservation area, citing unresolved concerns over jurisdiction and economic impacts.
Outer Banks Homes Collapse Into Ocean as Erosion Worsens
Four more beachfront properties in Buxton, North Carolina, have fallen into the Atlantic Ocean, bringing the total to 31 homes lost since 2020 due to severe coastal erosion and rising sea levels.
Tundra Swan Hunting Proposal Sparks Prairie Conservation Debate
A proposed tundra swan hunting season in Prairie provinces has raised alarms among conservationists and wildlife advocates, citing potential impacts on migratory bird populations and ecosystem health.
Foxes Block OPP Cruiser in Playful Standoff in Ontario
A group of red foxes playfully surrounded an OPP cruiser in northwestern Ontario, creating a charming wildlife encounter captured on camera. The incident highlights the region's diverse fauna and unexpected interactions between animals and law enforcement
Winnipeg Snow Ahead Before Mid-Week Warm-Up
Colleen Bready's Winnipeg weather forecast predicts snow before a mid-week warm-up. The forecast for February 3, 2026, includes current conditions and significant weather updates for the region.
Calgary Zoo Takes in Orphaned Bighorn Lamb for Care
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo is preparing to care for an orphaned Rocky Mountain bighorn lamb, highlighting its wildlife conservation efforts in Alberta.
Cold Front Brings Gusty Winds, Slick Roads to Ontario
A cold front sweeps across southwestern Ontario, bringing gusty winds and hazardous road conditions. A clipper system is forecast for Thursday night, adding to winter weather concerns.
State of Emergency in NL Town After Winter Storm
A Newfoundland town has declared a state of emergency following a ferocious 24-hour winter storm that caused severe damage, including the demolition of a breakwater in Trepassey.
Ottawa Launches 5-Year Fishing Plan to Protect Whales
The federal government has introduced a comprehensive five-year fishing strategy aimed at protecting endangered whales and reducing harmful entanglements in Canadian waters.
Saskatchewan Wind Project Delayed by Incomplete Paperwork
A major renewable energy initiative in Saskatchewan faces setbacks as local council cites incomplete documentation, highlighting regulatory hurdles for green infrastructure.
Better Government Coordination Strengthens B.C. Wildfire Resilience
A new report advocates for improved cross-government collaboration in British Columbia to enhance wildfire prevention and suppression efforts amid escalating climate challenges.
Edmonton's February Warmth May Break Temperature Records
Edmonton is experiencing unusually warm weather for early February, with temperatures more typical of late March. Meteorologist Cory Edel warns that a new record high could be set on Wednesday.
Toronto's Deep Freeze to Last Until Family Day Weekend
Toronto and the GTA face continued bitter cold until the Family Day weekend, with icy conditions causing hazardous travel across Ontario and other weather-related incidents reported nationwide.
Southern Alberta Faces Record-Breaking Heat Wave
Southern Alberta is preparing for several days of exceptionally high temperatures that could shatter historical records, raising concerns about heat-related impacts.
Lake Erie Nears Record Freeze in Harsh Winter
Lake Erie is nearly completely frozen with over 95% ice coverage, approaching record levels not seen since 2011. Experts discuss rapid ice formation and its impacts on shoreline protection and navigation.
Windsor Offers Pickup for Old Recycling Bins
Windsor residents can now register for free pickup of old red and blue recycling bins in February as the city transitions to new standardized containers.
Windsor-Essex Braces for Frigid Temperatures After Snow
The Windsor-Essex region prepares for a prolonged period of extreme cold following recent snowfall, with residents advised to take precautions against the harsh winter conditions.
Montreal Weather: Minus-6-7 Forecast Creates Uncertainty
Montreal faces an uncertain weather day with a forecast of minus-6-7°C, potentially making conditions wibbly-wobbly. Learn about the predicted wind chill and snowfall.
Saskatoon Faces Dutch Elm Disease Explosion, Plans Action
Saskatoon reports a dramatic increase in Dutch elm disease cases, with 41 infections in 2025 compared to 11 in 2024. The city seeks additional funding to shift from prevention to active management strategies.
Georgian Bay Frozen: Winter Weather Impact
Georgian Bay is almost entirely frozen over, a significant event that meteorologists say could influence local winter weather patterns, including temperature and snowfall in the region.
False Alarm at Peggy's Cove: Emergency Crews Respond
Emergency crews in Nova Scotia responded to reports of people in the water at Peggy's Cove, but it turned out to be a false alarm. No injuries were reported.
Ottawa Snowfall: 2-4 cm Expected Today
Ottawa residents should prepare for a light snowfall today, with 2 to 4 centimetres of snow forecasted. The weather may impact morning commutes and road conditions across the city.
London Forecast: Chance of Flurries Tuesday
CTV London Meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts potential flurries for Tuesday, highlighting a shift in weather patterns. The forecast comes amid various national news stories.
Calgary's Spring-Like Weather Continues All Week
Calgary residents can expect unseasonably warm, spring-like temperatures throughout the entire week, with meteorologists forecasting a continued warming trend.
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