Body of American Tourist Recovered at Johnston Canyon
Nearly a month after a 25-year-old American tourist disappeared into the rushing waters of Johnston Canyon, Parks Canada has recovered his body and reopened the area.
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Edmonton Streetcar Group Eyes High Level Bridge Role
The Edmonton High Level Streetcar society aims to be part of the bridge's replacement project, preserving its heritage and tourism value.
Snowbirds Sell Out Hometown Show in Record Time
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds have sold out their hometown show in record time, ahead of the fleet's grounding until the 2030s due to retirement of aging CT-114 Tutor jets.
Guelph Girl Named Semi-Finalist in Wildlife Competition
A 7-year-old girl from Guelph, Ontario, has been named a semi-finalist in an international wildlife competition, showcasing her passion for conservation.
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Lethbridge Water Bills to Rise 18% Over Four Years
Lethbridge city council approved a $285-million wastewater plant upgrade, leading to an 18% increase in water bills over four years for residents.
Edmonton mandates tree planting for infill, developers push back
Edmonton will require builders to plant at least one tree and four shrubs per infill lot, with a deposit system to ensure compliance. Developers warn costs may slow construction.
Coast Guard Search and Rescue Training in Parry Sound
The Canadian Coast Guard performed search and rescue training exercises in Parry Sound, Ontario, on May 26, 2026, enhancing preparedness for marine emergencies.
Comox Valley Sewer Warning Due to Emergency
The Comox Valley in B.C. has issued a sewer use warning due to an ongoing emergency, urging residents to reduce water usage to prevent system overload.
Snowbirds Hometown Show Sells Out in Record Time
The Snowbirds' final hometown performance before retirement sold out in record time. The iconic team will be grounded until the 2030s as Canada retires the CT-114 Tutor jets.
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Street Seats Returns, Expands to Chinatown
Ottawa's popular Street Seats program returns for a second summer, expanding into Chinatown with new locations. Local businesses report increased foot traffic and vibrancy.
Thunderstorm Watch for Southwest Saskatchewan
Environment Canada has issued a thunderstorm watch for southwest Saskatchewan, with potential for severe storms, hail, and strong winds. Residents are advised to stay alert.
Saskatoon Heat Response Plan Activated Early
Saskatoon activates extreme heat emergency response plan as temperatures soar above 30°C, with cooling locations and spray pads opened to help residents cope.
Winter-Weary Canadians to Sizzle: Hot Summer Ahead
Climatologist David Phillips predicts a hot summer for Canada, following heat warnings in the Prairies. Winter-weary Canadians can expect above-normal temperatures.
Gull Lake Losing 20 cm Annually; Advocates Seek Solution
Gull Lake in Alberta is losing 20 centimetres of water annually due to drought and climate change. Advocates call for urgent action to protect the lake and local ecosystems.
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UK, France Bake in Record-Breaking Spring Heat Wave
The UK and France shattered temperature records in May as a spring heat wave scorched Western Europe, prompting health warnings and leading to multiple drownings as people sought relief.
Boathouse Destroyed by Fire on Lake Muskoka
A boathouse on Lake Muskoka in Ontario was engulfed in flames on May 22, 2026. The Muskoka Lakes Fire Department responded to the blaze, which caused extensive damage.
London to Enjoy Sunshine and Summerlike Temperatures
Londoners can expect a prolonged period of sunshine and warmth to close out May, with summerlike temperatures on the horizon.
N.S. Wildfire Extinguished After Almost 10 Months
A wildfire in Nova Scotia that began in summer 2025 is now considered extinguished, nearly 10 months later. Officials confirm no further active flames.
Engineered Timber Reshapes Mid-Rise Housing in Canada
Ricardo Brites explains how hybrid timber systems and digital tools can make mid-rise housing faster, smarter, and more affordable in Canada.
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Jogger Attacked by Black Bear on Squamish Trail
A jogger suffered minor injuries after a black bear sow charged him on a Squamish trail. Conservation officers warn the public to avoid the area due to bear activity.
Heat Warnings for Alberta; Thunderstorms Possible
Environment Canada has issued heat warnings for east central and southern Alberta as daytime highs are expected to surpass 30°C. Thunderstorms are possible along the foothills.
Edmonton Boosts Volunteer Weed Pulling Events
The City of Edmonton expects more weeds this summer due to reduced maintenance during COVID-19 and is ramping up volunteer weed pulling events to address the issue.
Gold Falls as Gulf Strikes Cloud Rate Outlook
Gold declined over 1% as military strikes in the Persian Gulf dimmed hopes for a US-Iran peace deal and reinforced concerns about persistent inflation keeping interest rates higher for longer.
Heat Warning for Saskatchewan: Highs Above 30°C Expected
A heat warning has been issued for Saskatchewan, including Regina, with daytime highs expected to surpass 30°C. Residents urged to take precautions.
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Adaptive Snowcat Operators Camp Debuts in Banff
The first PistenBully North America Adaptive Operators Camp took place at Sunshine Village Ski Resort in Banff, training operators for adaptive snowcats.
Man Injured in Black Bear Attack Near Squamish
A man was injured in a black bear attack while running on a forested trail near Squamish, B.C., after encountering two cubs. Conservation officers responded.
Strong Like a Girl Raises $30K, Unites Girl Dads Against Period Stigma
The Women's Centre of Halton's Strong Like a Girl campaign raised $30,000 through Girl Dad challenges, breaking period stigma and supporting menstrual health.
Agnico Eagle taps Arctic for gold amid harsh conditions
Agnico Eagle CEO Ammar Al-Joundi discusses the $2.4 billion gold mine in the Arctic, highlighting logistics as key to success after 20 years of experience.
Fredericton's Spider-Man Fights Litter as a Real-Life Superhero
A masked hero in Fredericton dons a costume to clean up litter, aiming to inspire environmental action and community pride through his unique approach.
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Argentina Seizes 700 Trafficked Marine Animals from Kenya
Argentine authorities seized over 700 trafficked marine animals from Kenya at Buenos Aires' Ezeiza International Airport, dealing a major blow to wildlife trafficking networks.
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