FAA Eases Flight Restrictions Post-Shutdown
The FAA is rolling back flight restrictions at major US airports after the record 43-day shutdown. Learn how this impacts travel and air traffic controller staffing.
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Southern Alberta reservoir levels below average after dry fall
Southern Alberta reservoirs remain steady but below average following unusually dry, warm fall conditions. Water management strategies adapt to changing climate patterns.
200 Dry Wells Remain in Cape Breton After Rain
Cape Breton Regional Municipality continues to face water crisis with 200 dry wells despite rainfall. Learn about the ongoing water shortage and community impact.
Alberta UCP fluoride resolution criticized by experts
Alberta UCP's resolution on community water fluoridation faces strong criticism from dental experts and opposition, raising public health concerns across the province.
Tsuut'ina Rejects G7 Scroll Over Water Issues
Tsuut'ina Nation refuses symbolic G7 gift, citing Canada's failure to resolve long-standing drinking water advisories on reserves. Read the full story.
Halifax Water ends Lake Major restrictions
Halifax Water has lifted mandatory water restrictions at Lake Major after two months. The restrictions were implemented to address water supply concerns in the region.
U.S. Flight Cancellations Worsen as FAA Cuts Hit 6%
U.S. air travel chaos deepens as the FAA increases flight operation cuts to 6%, leading to mass cancellations despite a potential government shutdown resolution. Stay informed.
China restricts chemicals after Trump fentanyl deal
China announces new chemical restrictions following agreement with Trump administration on fentanyl tariffs. Key development in international drug control cooperation.
Trade barriers stifle Canada's interprovincial alcohol sales
A new report reveals interprovincial trade barriers continue to hamper alcohol sales across Canada, limiting consumer choice and economic growth. Learn how these restrictions impact the industry.
$400M Water Plant Expansion Threatens Municipal Budgets
A massive $400 million water treatment plant expansion required for PowerCo's operations could cripple municipal finances across southwestern Ontario, arriving 30 years sooner than anticipated and leaving local governments scrambling for solutions.
OpenAI restricts ChatGPT legal and medical advice
OpenAI implements new restrictions preventing ChatGPT users from seeking tailored legal and medical guidance, citing safety concerns and AI limitations.
Wine Service Returns: Boost for Canadian Hospitality
Discover how the return of wine service in Canadian restaurants marks a pivotal moment for the hospitality industry's recovery and what it means for wine lovers.
NB Urges Water Conservation as Winter Approaches
With colder months looming, New Brunswick officials are calling for continued water conservation efforts across the province to maintain stable reservoir levels and ensure reliable service.
$750M Budget Boost for Early-Stage Canadian Tech
Canada's 2025 federal budget addresses the critical 'valley of death' funding gap with $750 million in strategic investments aimed at helping early-stage tech companies scale and compete globally.
Calgary Toddler's Brave Fight Against Stage 4 Cancer
Meet Aurora, a courageous 18-month-old Calgary girl waging an inspiring war against stage 4 neuroblastoma. Discover her family's emotional journey and how community support is making a difference.
Gastro Outbreak Closes Huntsville Hospital Wings to Visitors
A severe gastrointestinal outbreak has prompted Huntsville District Memorial Hospital to implement immediate visitor restrictions on multiple wings. Get the latest health advisory and safety measures.
China Suspends Rare Earth Controls, EU Welcomes Move
Brussels breathes sigh of relief after Beijing suspends stringent reporting requirements for strategic minerals critical to European green technology and defense sectors.
Suspect climbs Barrie school roof, causes water damage
Police are hunting for a suspect who scaled a Barrie high school roof, causing significant water leaks that disrupted classes and required emergency repairs at Eastview Secondary School.
China Accuses Netherlands of Chip Supply Chain Disruption
Beijing escalates semiconductor trade tensions, blaming Dutch government for blocking Chinese investment in chipmaker Nexperia and threatening global supply chains.
The Perfect Shower Length: Science Has Answers
Discover the scientifically-proven ideal shower duration that balances cleanliness, skin health, and environmental responsibility. New research reveals surprising facts about your daily routine.
Alberta Water Act Changes Spark Debate
Alberta's government proposes sweeping changes to water allocation rules, sparking heated debate between industry advocates and environmental watchdogs. Learn how this could reshape water management across the province.
Road Salt Most Toxic to Salmon in First 24 Hours: BC Study
Groundbreaking University of British Columbia study discovers salmon eggs are most vulnerable to road salt toxicity immediately after fertilization, threatening BC's wild salmon populations.
Metro Vancouver fees hit $897 per home in 2025
Metro Vancouver residents will see regional utility fees jump to $897 per average home next year as the board approves significant increases for water, sewer, and other essential services.
Nova Scotia Photographer Captures Life on Water in New Book
Discover how Nova Scotia photographer Scott Munn transforms his life aboard a sailboat into breathtaking visual storytelling in his new photography book 'Still Here,' showcasing the raw beauty of maritime living.
La Tulipe Wins Court Battle Against Noise Restrictions
Montreal's beloved La Tulipe performance venue triumphs in Quebec court, overturning noise restrictions that threatened its survival. The landmark decision preserves the city's vibrant arts scene and cultural heritage.
Canadian Competition Barriers Cost Consumers Billions
Exclusive investigation reveals how domestic competition hurdles and interprovincial trade barriers are driving up prices for Canadian consumers and stifling economic growth.
Fingal Major Construction: Road Work Starts Monday
Significant road construction in Fingal, Ontario will transform the village's infrastructure starting Monday, bringing temporary disruptions but long-term improvements to water mains and roadways.
White House restricts reporter access in press office
The Biden administration has quietly implemented new physical barriers in the White House press office, limiting journalists' ability to interact with officials and raising concerns about press freedom.
Firefighters rescue man from submerged car in Montreal river
A miraculous water rescue unfolded in Montreal as first responders pulled a senior citizen from a car fully submerged in the icy waters of Rivière des Prairies. The quick-thinking 73-year-old managed to call 911 before his vehicle sank completely.
Ontario homeowners shocked by $20,000 water bills
Two Ontario residents face financial shock after receiving unprecedented water bills totaling nearly $20,000, raising concerns about municipal billing systems and consumer protection.
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