Person rescued from Thames River in London, Ont.
London emergency crews performed a water rescue on January 1, 2026, pulling a person from the icy Thames River near Carfrae Crescent. Details on the response and condition.
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Trail runner rescued on Christmas gives back to crew
A B.C. trail runner saved by North Shore Rescue on Christmas Day 2025 expresses his gratitude by giving back to the volunteer team that found him.
Penguin-like Dovekies Blown Ashore in N.L. After Storms
Powerful storms in Newfoundland and Labrador have stranded dovekies, small seabirds resembling penguins. One rescued bird was safely released back to the ocean. Discover the impact of severe weather on Arctic wildlife.
First Canadian sighting of rare taiga flycatcher in Vancouver
A rare taiga flycatcher, native to Siberia, has been spotted in Vancouver's West End, marking its first-ever recorded sighting in Canada. Bird watchers are flocking to see it.
P.E.I. team joins annual Christmas Bird Count tradition
Volunteers across Prince Edward Island participate in the annual Christmas Bird Count, contributing to vital continental wildlife data. Discover what rare species they found.
Rare bird never before seen in Canada spotted in Vancouver
Birdwatchers flocked to a Vancouver park after a Taiga Flycatcher, a species never before recorded in Canada, was photographed. The historic sighting occurred on December 27, 2025.
1898 Colored Bird's-Eye Map of Vancouver Discovered
Explore the stunning 1898 panoramic map of Vancouver, a colorful historical snapshot detailing every building and street of the young city. Discover its creation and legacy.
Hiker Rescued on Christmas Night by North Shore Rescue
North Shore Rescue volunteers conducted a nighttime operation on December 25, 2025, to save a stranded hiker. Read about the dramatic Christmas rescue mission.
Dead Crows in Chatham-Kent Test Positive for Bird Flu
A cluster of dead crows discovered in Chatham-Kent has tested positive for avian influenza. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely. Learn more about the local impact.
Dead Crows in Chatham-Kent Prompt Avian Flu Probe
Officials are investigating a cluster of dead crows found in Chatham-Kent in December 2025 for possible avian influenza. Get the latest details on the ongoing probe.
Trump renews push for U.S. control of Greenland
President Donald Trump has again stated his desire for the U.S. to control Greenland, citing national security, as Denmark summons the U.S. ambassador. Read the full story.
Firefighter adopts dog saved from frozen Saskatoon river
Saskatoon firefighter Nathanael Crohn adopted Stryker, the dog he rescued from the icy South Saskatchewan River. Read their heartwarming story of an instant bond formed during a daring water rescue.
Bird Flu Confirmed in Ontario Canada Goose
A Canada goose in Tottenham, Ontario, has tested positive for avian influenza. Authorities are monitoring the situation for potential wildlife and agricultural impacts. Learn the details.
Denmark, Greenland vow U.S. won't take over after Trump move
Denmark and Greenland reaffirm sovereignty after former U.S. President Trump appoints a special envoy. Explore the diplomatic response and regional implications.
Denmark Insists on Territorial Integrity After Trump Move
Denmark's Foreign Minister firmly asserts respect for Greenland's status as part of the Kingdom of Denmark following the controversial appointment of a U.S. envoy. Read the full diplomatic response.
Trump Names Landry as Special Envoy to Greenland
President Trump appoints Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as U.S. special envoy to Greenland, reigniting debate over U.S. ambitions for the strategic Arctic territory. Read the latest developments.
Alberta dog dies from bird flu
A dog in Alberta has died from Avian Influenza, the provincial SPCA confirmed. This rare case raises concerns about cross-species transmission. Learn the facts and safety measures.
Mass Turkey Cull Ordered After Bird Flu Hits Perth County Farm
A devastating avian influenza outbreak at a Perth County, Ontario, turkey farm forces the euthanasia of 56,000 birds. Officials are working to contain the highly pathogenic virus.
Flooding kills 175,000 birds in B.C., compounding avian flu crisis
Abbotsford poultry farmers confront a devastating cleanup after flooding kills an estimated 175,000 birds, a severe blow to an industry already battling a multi-year avian influenza outbreak. Learn about the impact and the fight to save family farms.
Moderna gets $54.3M funding for bird flu vaccine
Moderna secures major funding to develop a bird flu vaccine, highlighting a global push to prepare for potential pandemics. Read about the coalition's investment.
Canadian Researchers Document Rare Polar Bear Adoption
Canadian scientists have documented a rare case of a polar bear adopting an unrelated cub. This unusual behavior offers new insights into the social dynamics of Arctic wildlife.
NWT Researchers Warn of Coastal Erosion Threat
Researchers in the Northwest Territories document alarming coastal erosion, threatening travel routes and infrastructure. Communities call for urgent action to address climate change impacts.
Canada Opens Consulates in Greenland, Alaska for Arctic Role
Canada announces plans to open two new consulates in Greenland and Anchorage, Alaska, as part of a strategic move to reinforce its presence and partnerships in the rapidly changing Arctic region.
Unprecedented Arctic Heat Fuels Climate Impacts
The Arctic is experiencing record-breaking heat, accelerating a cascade of severe environmental consequences. Scientists warn of irreversible changes as climate impacts intensify globally.
London's Arctic Chill Eases, Rain and Normal Temps Ahead
The deep freeze in London, Ontario, is finally relenting. CTV meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts a shift to near-seasonal temperatures and rain, ending the prolonged Arctic chill.
Volunteers conduct 73rd Christmas Bird Count at Point Pelee
Dozens of volunteers braved the December weather for the 73rd annual Christmas Bird Count at Point Pelee National Park, a crucial citizen science event for tracking avian populations in Canada.
Calgary hosts largest Arctic science meeting in North America
Calgary welcomes 1,400 experts for the 25th ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, the largest interdisciplinary Arctic research conference in North America, running Dec 15-18, 2025.
Peak Glacier Extinction Threatens Thousands Annually
New research warns the world is approaching 'peak glacier extinction,' with thousands of glaciers, including iconic Canadian ones, at risk. Discover the scale of the crisis and what it means for our future.
Arctic development races ahead while ocean noise plan stalls
Canada's draft Ocean Noise Strategy remains unanswered after a year, raising alarms as major Arctic projects like the Grays Bay port advance without noise mitigation plans. Learn about the risks to marine life.
Paris Zoo Penguins Receive Bird Flu Vaccines
Humboldt penguins at a Paris zoo are being vaccinated against avian influenza in a preventive measure. Learn about the global efforts to protect wildlife from the virus.
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