Toronto House Fire: No Serious Injuries Reported
A two-alarm fire broke out at a residence on Teston Road in Toronto's west end, with emergency crews responding swiftly. Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported among occupants or responders.
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Montreal Cold Snap Continues with Brief Warm-Up Before Freeze
Montreal's prolonged cold spell is set to break briefly with temperatures reaching 14°C on Monday, but will quickly plummet back to near-freezing levels, extending the city's unusually chilly weather pattern.
No Tsunami After Vancouver Island Earthquake
A significant earthquake struck off the coast of Vancouver Island, but authorities confirm no tsunami warning is required. The seismic event occurred on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
Late-Season Winter Storm to Hit Saskatchewan with Snow
A late-season winter storm is forecast to bring 5-10 cm of snow across Saskatchewan, impacting travel and daily activities. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous conditions.
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Snowy Skies Return: Special Weather Statement for Canmore, West Calgary
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a special weather statement for Canmore and regions west of Calgary, warning of returning snowy conditions that could impact travel and daily activities.
Ontario Men Fined, Banned from Fishing for Illegal Park Activities
Three Ontario men have pleaded guilty to illegal gillnet use and unauthorized camping in French River Provincial Park, resulting in significant fines and a one-year fishing prohibition.
Ontario Men Fined for Illegal Fishing in French River Park
Three Ontario men have been fined $7,610 and received a one-year fishing ban after pleading guilty to using illegal gillnets and unauthorized camping in French River Provincial Park.
Afghanistan Extreme Weather Leaves 17 Dead in Floods
Severe thunderstorms, floods, and landslides in Afghanistan's Kandahar province have resulted in 17 fatalities, with authorities reporting widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.
Ottawa's Temperature Spike Before Milder Spring Returns
Ottawa is set to experience a temporary spike in temperatures, offering a warm interlude before conditions return to milder spring norms, according to recent forecasts.
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Toronto Spring-Like Weather Stretch Begins Today
Toronto residents can enjoy a stretch of above-seasonal, spring-like weather starting today, bringing relief and outdoor opportunities after winter.
Toronto Firefighters Battle Major Etobicoke House Fire
Emergency crews responded to a significant house fire in Etobicoke on Saturday night, with video footage showing intense efforts to control the blaze. No injuries were immediately reported.
Grizzly 'The Boss' Emerges, Heralding Spring in Bow Valley
The legendary grizzly bear known as 'The Boss' has awakened from hibernation in Banff National Park, marking the start of bear season and spring's arrival in the Bow Valley region.
Iconic Grizzly 'The Boss' Wakes Up Near Banff
The Bow Valley's most famous grizzly bear, known as 'The Boss,' has awakened from winter hibernation, marking a significant wildlife event in Alberta's national park region.
Montreal Spring Flood Risk Rises with Warming Temperatures
Experts warn Montreal homeowners to inspect roofs, walls, and barriers as warmer weather and increased rainfall elevate flood dangers this spring.
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Alberta Close to Federal Carbon Pricing Agreement
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expects to finalize a carbon pricing agreement with Ottawa within days as the April 1 deadline for the energy MOU approaches. The deal would set industrial carbon prices and advance a $16.5-billion carbon capture network.
Heat Risk Gap Widens Between Rich and Poor Nations
Canadian scientists returning from Antarctic research reveal stark disparities in future heat danger between wealthy and developing countries, as global CO2 levels continue record-breaking climb.
Snowmobilers Rescued After Breaking Through Thin Ice
Emergency crews performed a dramatic ice rescue in Tay Township, Ontario, after two riders fell through thinning ice on Georgian Bay. The incident highlights the dangers of late-season ice conditions.
Ottawa Weekend Flurries, Then Warmer Days Ahead
Ottawa residents can expect light snow flurries over the weekend, but meteorologists forecast a shift to milder conditions in the coming days, offering relief from the lingering winter chill.
Calgary Expects More Winter Weather and Weekend Snow Shoveling
Calgary residents should prepare for additional winter conditions this weekend, with forecasts predicting cool temperatures, cloud cover, and flurries requiring snow shoveling.
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Parks Canada May Expand Bison Program Following Banff Success
Parks Canada is evaluating the expansion of its bison reintroduction program, inspired by the thriving herd in Banff National Park. This initiative highlights ongoing wildlife conservation efforts in Canada's national parks.
Toronto Rooftop Explosion Captured on Video During Fire
A Toronto news helicopter captured a dramatic explosion erupting from a rooftop fire in the downtown core on Friday evening, as emergency crews battled the blaze.
Saskatoon Approves Park Despite Swale Concerns
Saskatoon City Council has endorsed a national urban park proposal, but critics argue ongoing ecological concerns about the northeast swale have been overlooked in the decision-making process.
Toronto Fire Crews Battle Blaze with Propane Tanks on Roof
Emergency responders extinguished a significant fire on the roof of a downtown Toronto building, which involved propane tanks, on March 27, 2026. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Major Fire on Roof of Downtown Toronto Building
A significant fire broke out on the roof of a downtown Toronto building on March 27, 2026, with emergency crews battling the blaze as seen from aerial footage.
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Windsor Recovers from March Windstorm Damage
The City of Windsor is still addressing extensive wind damage from a powerful March storm, with ongoing cleanup and repair efforts affecting residents and infrastructure.
Orillia Reflects on Ice Storm Anniversary: 'Impossible Made Possible'
One year after a catastrophic ice storm devastated Orillia, residents and officials look back on the recovery efforts that transformed destruction into resilience and community strength.
Calgary Fire Displaces 19, Ladder Rescues 5 as Smoke Blocks Exits
A fire in a northeast Calgary building displaced 19 residents on Friday, with five requiring dramatic ladder rescues when smoke blocked exit routes. Emergency crews responded swiftly to the incident.
Ottawa Park Melt, South Korean Sub, Hospital Jackpots Rise
Ottawa's Fisher Park melting snow draws criticism, a South Korean submarine heads to Canada for exercises, and hospital 50/50 jackpots grow in popularity, alongside federal spending and sports updates.
Climate Change Worsens Seasonal Allergies in B.C.
Rising temperatures and shifting weather patterns due to climate change are leading to more severe and prolonged allergy seasons in British Columbia, impacting public health.
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Saskatchewan Carbon Capture Projects Get $15M Federal Funding
The federal government has allocated $15 million to support carbon capture initiatives in Saskatchewan, aiming to reduce emissions and boost green technology in the province.
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