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Kingsville opposes Ford's conservation authority merger

Kingsville council unanimously opposes the Ford government's plan to merge Ontario's 36 conservation authorities, citing concerns over financial impact and loss of local control over flooding and conservation matters.

Wild dolphin refuses to leave Venice, faces danger

A bottlenose dolphin named Mimmo captivates Venice with acrobatic displays but faces increasing risks by refusing to leave the city's busy waterways. Learn about his story and the dangers he confronts.

Toronto cop penalized for victim photo misconduct

A Toronto police officer received a 10-day pay suspension for photographing a domestic violence victim's intimate pictures and improperly storing his service weapon. Learn about the disciplinary actions.

700 Santas Run in Amherstburg Winter Fest

A record 700 participants dressed as Santa Claus flooded Amherstburg streets for the Super Santa 5K, raising over $25,000 for local conservation efforts and kicking off the River Lights Winter Festival.

17 charges in B.C. wildlife trafficking case

British Columbia officials announce 17 charges in significant wildlife trafficking investigation. Learn about the case details and conservation efforts in Canada.

South Carolina Executes Man by Firing Squad

Stephen Bryant executed by firing squad in South Carolina for 2004 triple murder. Third firing squad execution in state this year as lethal injection drugs remain scarce.

Baby Sea Otter Reunited With Mother After Rescue

A heartwarming rescue mission successfully reunited a baby sea otter with its mother in central California after wildlife officials intervened. The dramatic operation highlights marine conservation efforts.

Calgary grizzly rivals pause to forage for winter

Iconic Alberta grizzlies, including The Boss, shift focus from territorial disputes to intense foraging. Discover how this critical behaviour ensures their survival through harsh Canadian winters.

Canucks' Tyler Myers Uses Blood Work for NHL Season

Vancouver Canucks defenceman Tyler Myers explains how advanced blood work and vitamins are helping him navigate the NHL's condensed schedule, as the team deals with multiple injuries including Thatcher Demko.

Skip Raking Leaves: Better for Environment

Discover why leaving fallen leaves benefits soil health, supports biodiversity and reduces stormwater runoff in Canadian yards. A horticulturist explains the balance.

Kitchener's Swans Return to Winter Sanctuary

The iconic trumpeter swans of Kitchener have completed their seasonal migration back to their protected winter home in Victoria Park, delighting residents and marking a successful conservation effort.

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