Milder Weekend Ahead in Ottawa with Temperatures Near 0°C
Ottawa residents can expect a milder weekend with temperatures around 0°C, offering a brief respite from winter chill. The forecast includes cloudy skies and light precipitation.
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Lovebirds' Lifelong Bonds Offer Lessons in Partnership
The rare lovebirds, known for mating for life, provide insights into avian behavior and environmental conservation. Researchers study their unique partnerships in habitats like Phoenix's Encanto Park.
London Clears 200cm of Snow This Winter, Faces Major Challenges
The City of London has cleared more than 200 centimeters of snow this winter, with officials describing the task as significantly more challenging than typical seasons. Road plows and crews are working tirelessly to manage the heavy accumulation.
Inuit Eye Greenland's Social Model as Canada Boosts Arctic Military
As Canada increases its military presence in the Arctic, Inuit communities are examining Greenland's social welfare system as a potential alternative model for development and well-being in the region.
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Southern Ontario's Deep Freeze Ends, Warmer Weather Arrives
Southern Ontario is set for a significant temperature rise as the region's longest cold spell in over a decade finally breaks. The shift brings relief after weeks of frigid conditions and heavy snowfall.
Montreal Weather: Flurries to Clear Skies, Cold Night
Environment Canada forecasts morning flurries ending Saturday in Montreal, followed by clearing skies with a high of zero and overnight low of minus 14.
Calgary's Warm Weekend Ends, Winter Returns with Snow
Calgary will enjoy above-freezing temperatures during the long weekend, but winter conditions return on Tuesday with significant snowfall and cold temperatures expected across the region.
Toronto Weather Statement Ends, Family Day Forecast
The special weather statement for Toronto has concluded, with a detailed forecast for the Family Day long weekend now available. Expect mild conditions and potential precipitation.
Ice Jam Risk in Grand River Watershed as Temperatures Rise
The Grand River watershed faces potential ice jams as warmer weather moves through the region, increasing flood risks. Authorities advise residents to monitor conditions closely.
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North Bay Landfill Diversion Hits Record Low Waste in 2025
North Bay's waste diversion efforts led to only 35,385 tonnes of garbage sent to the landfill in 2025, a record low for domestic, commercial, and non-hazardous industrial materials.
Toronto to See Warmest Temperatures of Year This Weekend
Toronto is forecast to experience some of its highest temperatures so far in 2026 during the upcoming Family Day weekend, marking a significant shift from recent winter conditions.
London Winter Weather: Drizzle, Flurries Before Weekend Warm-Up
London faces freezing drizzle and flurries Friday night, with a warm-up expected for the Family Day weekend. Stay updated on local weather impacts and community events.
Red River Ice Cutting in Winnipeg Starts Next Week
City officials announce the start of ice cutting on the Red River next week, a critical annual operation to prevent flooding and ensure safety during winter conditions in Winnipeg.
Toronto Zoo Giraffe Kiko Died from Cardiac Failure
The Toronto Zoo has released the cause of death for Kiko, a 13-year-old male giraffe who died on New Year's Day after becoming trapped between a door and post, leading to cardiac failure from acute muscle exertion.
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Alberta Woman Finds Underweight Bear Cub in Deck Box
A Slave Lake resident discovered a malnourished black bear cub hiding in her backyard deck storage container. The cub has been transferred to a wildlife rescue facility for rehabilitation and care.
Montreal Valentine's Day Forecast: Sunshine and Warmer Temps
Montreal residents can look forward to sunny skies and warmer weather for Valentine's Day, offering a pleasant break from winter chill. The forecast brings a welcome change for outdoor activities and celebrations.
Waterloo Hires International Expert to Solve Water Shortage
The Region of Waterloo has secured an internationally recognized water management expert to develop solutions for its worsening water scarcity, as local reservoirs face strain from climate change and population growth.
Great Backyard Bird Count Thrives on Family Day Weekend
Calgary's Carburn Park hosts birders documenting species along the Bow River during the Great Backyard Bird Count, aligning with Family Day events to promote community engagement and environmental awareness.
China's Emissions Fall as U.S. Dismantles Climate Rules
While China reports its first post-pandemic emissions decline driven by clean energy policies, the U.S. under Trump aggressively dismantles climate regulations, marking a stark reversal in global climate leadership.
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Rideau Canal Skateway Sees 500,000+ Winter Visitors
The Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa has welcomed more than 500,000 skaters this winter, highlighting its popularity as a premier outdoor recreational destination.
Mild Long Weekend Ahead for Manitoba, Bready Forecasts
Colleen Bready's latest weather forecast indicates a mild long weekend for Manitoba, with current conditions and updates for February 13, 2026. The report highlights pleasant weather ahead.
Toronto Zoo Reveals Cause of Death for Giraffe After Incident
The Toronto Zoo has disclosed the cause of death for Kiko the giraffe, who died on January 1 after an incident at the facility, providing closure to staff and visitors.
Rome Cuts Down Aging Pines on Colosseum Avenue
The city of Rome has initiated the removal of aging pine trees along the iconic avenue leading to the Colosseum, citing safety concerns and preservation efforts for the historic site.
Horse Exporter Animal Welfare Trial Enters Day Two in Winnipeg
A landmark animal welfare trial involving a horse exporter has entered its second day in Winnipeg, with protesters gathering outside the Manitoba law courts to mark the start of the court challenge.
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Nova Scotia Wind Farm Approved, Construction Starts This Year
A major wind farm project in Nova Scotia has secured environmental assessment approval, with construction scheduled to begin later this year, marking a significant step in the province's renewable energy expansion.
Nova Scotia Invests $800K in Halls Harbour Protection
The Nova Scotia government is allocating more than $800,000 for coastal protection measures in Halls Harbour, addressing erosion and infrastructure risks in the Bay of Fundy community.
NextStar CEO Confident in EV Future Despite Sales Slump
NextStar Energy CEO Danies Lee remains optimistic about electric vehicle adoption in North America, predicting price parity with gas vehicles by 2028 despite recent sales declines.
NextStar CEO: EVs to Hit Price Parity with Gas Cars by 2028
Despite a slump in EV sales in 2025, NextStar Energy's CEO remains optimistic about electric vehicle adoption in North America, predicting price parity with internal combustion engine vehicles by 2028.
Dense Fog Blankets Southern Manitoba, Disrupting Travel
Extensive areas of dense fog persist across southern Manitoba, creating hazardous driving conditions and impacting daily activities. Authorities urge caution as visibility remains severely reduced.
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Carney's EV Mandate Repeal Called an Illusion
Prime Minister Mark Carney's replacement of Canada's EV mandate with strict emissions standards is criticized as a policy illusion that could devastate the auto industry through similar economic pressures.
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