Calgary water consumption returns to unsustainable levels
Calgary's water use has surged back to unsustainable levels, jeopardizing reservoir recovery just days after the Bearspaw feeder main repair. Officials urge continued conservation.
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Zombie Wildfires Burn in B.C., Trump Deals Climate Blow
Weekly climate news roundup: Underground 'zombie' fires smoulder in B.C., conservationists warn against Roberts Bank pipeline, and Trump's UN exit deals major climate setback. Stay informed.
Calgary water use unsustainable for 5th straight day
Calgary's water consumption hit 508 million litres on Jan. 8, marking five days of unsustainable levels as crews work to bring a critical watermain back into service. Learn the latest on the repair efforts.
Waterloo Region water capacity may impact development
Proposed development projects in Waterloo Region face potential delays due to concerns over water system capacity. Officials cite infrastructure limits as a key challenge for future growth.
2025 Second Warmest Year; 14 Climate Trends for 2026
Experts confirm 2025 likely tied as second warmest year on record. Bloomberg outlines 14 key climate trends for 2026 as CO2 levels hit new highs. Get the latest climate news for B.C. and beyond.
Permanent Immigration Boost May Reduce Temporary Residency
A new report suggests increasing permanent immigration levels now could help manage Canada's high temporary resident population. Explore the policy implications for 2026.
Emergency Water Main Repair in Lower Sackville, N.S.
Halifax Water crews are responding to an emergency water main repair in Lower Sackville, impacting the Robie Street Reservoir. Residents are advised to prepare for potential service disruptions.
B.C. climate disasters among world's costliest in 2025
Wildfires, floods, and cyclones in B.C. are highlighted as some of the most expensive climate disasters of 2025. Get the latest climate science and policy updates from Canada and beyond.
Alberta Flu Cases Reach Highest Level Since 2009-10
Alberta reports its highest weekly flu case count since the 2009-10 H1N1 pandemic. Health officials urge vaccination as hospitals prepare for surge. Learn the latest details and symptoms.
B.C. Calls for Ottawa's Help on Flood Plan Amid New Climate Actions
B.C. requests federal funding for flood risk reduction, protects over 450 sq km of forestry land, and Ottawa introduces stricter methane regulations. Get the latest climate news for Dec. 15-21, 2025.
Abbotsford ends flood evacuation alerts
The City of Abbotsford has rescinded all remaining evacuation alerts as floodwaters recede and the flood watch concludes. Residents can now return home safely.
28,000 Without Water in Saskatchewan After Reservoir Break-In
A local state of emergency is in effect for Outlook, Saskatchewan, after a break-in compromised the town's water supply, leaving 28,000 people without safe drinking water until next week.
Halifax Water audit scope, timeline under review
Nova Scotia's Auditor General is defining the scope and schedule for an audit of Halifax Water. Get the latest details on this municipal utility review.
Fund Managers' Cash Levels Hit Record Low Amid Stock Rally
A Bank of America survey reveals fund managers' cash holdings have plunged to a record low of 3.3%, signaling extreme bullishness despite tech valuation fears. Discover the risks and optimism driving markets.
Community groups raise concerns over Waterloo water capacity
Local community groups in Waterloo Region are voicing significant concerns about the area's water supply capacity, highlighting potential risks for future growth and sustainability. Learn more about the ongoing debate.
New Trail Opens at Rogers Reservoir Conservation Area
A new trail connection, the Radial Trail, is now open at the Rogers Reservoir Conservation Area in Barrie, Ontario, offering enhanced outdoor recreation for residents and visitors.
Water capacity concerns rise as Waterloo Region grows
The Region of Waterloo confronts potential water capacity challenges as its population expands, raising questions about future infrastructure needs. Read more on the looming resource issue.
Fox Host's Trump Energy Claim Faces Reality Check
Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe claimed President Trump works tirelessly without sleep, but multiple public appearances show him struggling to stay awake. Read the full analysis.
University of Regina Tests Pond Water for Safety
University of Regina researchers are testing salinity levels in campus ponds to ensure environmental safety. Learn about this important water quality initiative.
Serial killer transfer to medium-security prison outrages families
Families express outrage as Ontario serial killer moves to medium-security facility. Experts explain prison transfer protocols and security implications.
Canadians losing confidence in immigration system
New polling reveals majority of Canadians believe immigration levels are excessive, with concerns about crime and integration. Learn why public confidence is eroding.
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.
Quebec cuts immigration to 45,000 yearly for 4 years
Quebec announces dramatic reduction in immigration levels, planning to cap annual admissions at 45,000 for the next four years amid housing and integration concerns.
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.
Vancouver Home Sales Drop 14% in October
Greater Vancouver's housing market shows significant cooling as October sales drop sharply while inventory grows. Discover what's driving the market shift and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Canada's Immigration Plan Faces Uncertain Delay
Canadian immigration officials confirm significant delays in releasing the 2024 immigration levels plan, leaving applicants and stakeholders in uncertainty as housing and service pressures mount.
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