Spring Brings Snow and Showers to Manitoba: Colleen Bready
Meteorologist Colleen Bready forecasts a snowy and wet start to spring across Manitoba, with current conditions and updates for March 23, 2026.
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Malden Park Tree Cuts Target Invasive Species in Windsor
Windsor's Malden Park is undergoing tree removal as part of a strategic initiative to control invasive species and protect the local ecosystem, according to city officials.
Calgary Water Use Tops 500M Litres, Enters Red Zone
Calgary's water consumption surged on Sunday, surpassing the 500 million litre threshold for the first time in three days, pushing the city into a critical red zone for usage.
Spring Snowfall Continues in Maritimes, Updates Provided
CTV Atlantic meteorologist Kalin Mitchell reports on ongoing spring snowfall in parts of the Maritimes, with special weather statements issued and some school closures.
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Late Winter Storm Targets Atlantic Canada with Snow
A significant late-season winter storm is forecast to bring heavy snowfall and strong winds to Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador, impacting travel and daily activities.
Shark Air Purifier: 5-Year Filter, Deep Discounts Now
Shark's HP152 NeverChange air purifier features a HEPA filter lasting up to five years, reducing dust and allergens. Currently up to 33% off at Amazon, with models for spaces from 250 to 1300 sq. ft.
Salamander Tunnels Built for Road Crossing in Richmond Hill
Innovative wildlife tunnels have been constructed in Richmond Hill, Ontario, to protect endangered Jefferson Salamanders during their seasonal migrations across busy roadways.
Montreal Committee Urges Port to Comply with Land Rules
A municipal committee in Montreal is calling on the Port of Montreal to adhere to local regulations regarding contaminated land management, highlighting environmental concerns at the Contrecoeur Marine Terminal.
Edmonton Faces Cool Down and More Snow This Week
After a warm Monday, Edmonton is set for another cool down with snow returning by Tuesday. The city prepares for winter weather as temperatures drop and precipitation increases.
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Ottawa Garbage Collection Changes on March 30: What to Know
A new garbage collection contract in Ottawa will alter pickup days for some residents starting March 30, potentially causing three-week gaps in service. Learn the essential information about the schedule adjustments and how to prepare.
Calgary Weather: Warm Monday, Snow Returns Tuesday
Calgary experiences a brief warm spell on Monday before winter conditions return with snow forecasted for Tuesday, highlighting the city's unpredictable spring weather patterns.
Calgary Water Use Enters Red Zone After Sunday Increase
Calgary's water consumption exceeded 500 million liters on Sunday, March 22, 2026, marking the first breach of this critical threshold in three days as usage continues to climb.
B.C. Falls Behind U.S. in Landslide Risk Information for Residents
British Columbia residents face increasing landslide risks, yet lack accessible hazard information compared to U.S. states. A Postmedia analysis reveals inconsistent warnings and legal disputes over undisclosed dangers in the Chilliwack River Valley.
Calgary Apartment Fire Injures One, Damages Multiple Units
A significant fire erupted in a Calgary five-plex, resulting in one injury and damage to several residential units. The incident occurred in the early hours, prompting a major emergency response.
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Nova Scotia Schools Close Amid Coastal Weather Warnings
Special weather statements have been activated along coastal Nova Scotia, leading to school closures and disruptions as a snowstorm impacts the region on March 23, 2026.
Injured Owl Rescued After 24 Hours on Innisfil Porch
An owl discovered walking along a residential porch in Innisfil, Ontario, for nearly 24 hours was found to be in distress and has been taken to a wildlife rescue center for treatment and recovery.
Cold Temperatures Grip Ottawa in First Week of Spring
Ottawa residents face a frigid beginning to spring as temperatures plummet below seasonal norms, impacting daily life and activities across the capital region.
Windsor-Essex Weather: Flurries Today, Warming Later
Windsor-Essex experiences cloudy skies with scattered flurries today, but a significant warming trend is forecasted for the latter part of the week, bringing milder temperatures to the region.
Storm Watch Leads to School Closures and Cancellations in Atlantic Canada
A severe storm system sweeping across Atlantic Canada has prompted widespread school closures and event cancellations, with authorities urging residents to stay indoors and monitor weather updates closely.
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Icefields Parkway Closed Due to Avalanches in Kootenay Park
A series of avalanches has forced the closure of sections of the Icefields Parkway in Kootenay National Park, impacting travel and safety in the region.
Controlled Burns Planned for Toronto's High Park and Lambton Park
The City of Toronto will perform controlled burns in High Park and Lambton Park to protect rare tree savannahs, a key ecological management practice.
Hawaii Floods Leave 2,000 Without Power, Evacuations Ordered
Severe flooding in Hawaii has caused widespread power outages and forced evacuations, with officials warning of potential dam failure amid ongoing heavy rainfall.
TRCA Issues Water Safety Warning for GTA Waterways
The Toronto Region Conservation Authority has issued a water safety warning effective until midnight on March 22, 2026, due to rain and melting snow increasing risks near rivers and shorelines in the GTA.
B.C. Flood Advisories Lifted Following Multi-Day Deluge
The British Columbia River Forecast Centre has removed all flood advisories across the province after a period of intense rainfall, signaling a return to normal river conditions.
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Spring Brings Showers and Flurries to Kitchener
The first full week of spring in Kitchener, Ontario, features a mixed forecast of showers and flurries, as Environment Canada monitors conditions. Local events proceed despite the unpredictable weather.
LocalRain Triggers Water Safety Warning in Toronto
Environment Canada issues a water safety warning for Toronto as LocalRain system forecasts intense rainfall, urging residents to take precautions against flooding and contamination risks.
Calgary Water Use Stays in Green Zone for Third Day
Calgary's water usage has remained within the sustainable green zone for three straight days, reflecting successful conservation efforts amid ongoing environmental monitoring and public awareness campaigns.
Fires Destroy Two Homes in West Kelowna, Woman Injured
Two residential fires in West Kelowna on March 22, 2026, caused significant damage, with a woman in her 20s seriously injured. Fire Rescue provided photos as investigations continue.
Two Displaced After Manotick Fire
Two adults have been displaced and a cat perished after a fire broke out in a mixed-use building on Manotick Main Street early Sunday morning, with firefighters battling freezing rain to control the blaze.
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Freezing Drizzle Advisory Lifted for Ottawa by Environment Canada
Environment Canada has officially removed the freezing drizzle advisory for Ottawa, improving weather conditions for residents and outdoor activities in the capital region.
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