Record Everest Summit Day: Climbers Flock to Peak
A record number of climbers reached the summit of Mount Everest in a single day from the Nepal route, marking a historic achievement in mountaineering.
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Nova Scotia's New Firefighting Aircraft Tackles Wildfire
Nova Scotia's new firefighting aircraft is deployed to combat a wildfire on the southwestern shore, marking a significant step in the province's firefighting capabilities.
Regional Gaming Tournament Showcases St. Clair College Esports
The Pressure Point tournament brought 130 gamers to St. Clair College, highlighting its esports program and fostering community through face-to-face competition.
General Fusion Appoints Thomas Boehlert to Board
General Fusion appoints Thomas Boehlert to its Board of Directors, bringing capital markets expertise as the company advances toward public markets and fusion energy commercialization.
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What Happens When a Safe Injection Site Is Shut Down?
An exploration of the consequences of closing supervised consumption sites in Ottawa, featuring personal stories and community perspectives on the worsening drug crisis.
Trump's Deep-Sea Mining Push Sparks New Firms and Fast Rules
President Trump's push for deep-sea mining has led to the creation of new companies and accelerated regulatory processes, raising environmental concerns.
Frost on the Way to Maritimes After High Heat
After a period of high heat, freezing temperatures and frost are expected in the Maritimes, potentially damaging crops like wild blueberry blossoms.
Taiga Starts Orca WX3 Deliveries to North America and Europe
Taiga Motors begins customer deliveries of new Orca WX3 electric watercraft, ramps up production after sellout of P2 models, and expands to Europe.
West Coast Pipeline Faces Route, Carbon Capture Questions
Alberta's West Coast pipeline plan faces route disputes with B.C. and uncertainty over oilsands carbon capture, as federal-provincial deal advances.
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Ottawa Temperature to Drop Sharply from Tuesday to Thursday
Ottawa will be half as warm on Thursday as on Tuesday, with a notable temperature drop. The sunny sky on May 20, 2026, will give way to cooler conditions.
Record 274 Climbers Scale Mount Everest in a Single Day
A record 274 climbers reached the summit of Mount Everest in a single day, highlighting the growing challenges of overcrowding on the world's highest peak.
North Sails Partners with Yacht Club de Monaco
North Sails Apparel becomes the Official Technical Clothing Partner of Yacht Club de Monaco, uniting style, innovation, and environmental respect in international yachting.
Laos' Mysterious Stone Jars: Funerary Jars for the Dead?
New excavations in Laos reveal that the enigmatic stone jars, dating back over 1,000 years, were likely used as funerary urns, shedding light on ancient burial practices.
Graphite Discovery: Canada's G7 Mining Future
A first-hand look at the future site of what could become the largest graphite mine in the G7, highlighting Canada's nation-building project and economic potential.
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Greener Solution to Ottawa's Garbage Problem?
Ottawa considers NH3's waste-to-hydrogen technology as a greener, cheaper alternative to landfill or incineration, but risks remain.
Ottawa: 10 Fires Linked to Lithium-Ion Batteries in 2026
Ottawa Fire Services reports 10 fires in 2026 caused by lithium-ion batteries, including a Stittsville house fire from a power bank causing $750,000 in damage.
Stable Warm Weather to Last Through Weekend in Calgary
Calgary will enjoy warm and mostly sunny weather through the weekend, according to forecasts. Residents can expect stable conditions with no major changes expected.
Czech dies in Jasper glacier crevasse fall
A Czech national died after falling into a crevasse on the Columbia Icefield in Jasper National Park. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful.
UN Assembly Backs Climate Action Despite US Opposition
The UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to endorse a landmark climate opinion by the ICJ, calling failure to protect the planet a violation of international law. The US, Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia opposed.
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Vancouver Island Tourism Eyes Limited World Cup Impact
Destination Greater Victoria says the FIFA World Cup will have limited direct economic impact on Vancouver Island, despite global attention on Canada.
Moose Breaks Into Quebec Home, Causes Havoc
A Quebec homeowner was shocked to find a moose inside his living room. The animal caused significant damage before being removed by wildlife officials.
Fairy Creek protesters win appeal for class-action bid
Anti-logging protesters at Fairy Creek have won an appeal to pursue class-action certification against British Columbia authorities, a significant legal victory.
Mother Bear and Cubs Euthanized After Attack in BC
Conservation officers trapped and euthanized a mother bear and her two cubs after they attacked a man in British Columbia's Fraser Valley. The incident highlights wildlife risks.
B.C. Probes Illegal Hand-Feeding of Grizzly Bears in Smithers
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service seeks help identifying two men seen hand-feeding grizzly bears in social media videos near Smithers, calling the activity illegal and dangerous.
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Weather Alerts Confusion: Why Some Got Warnings and Others Didn't
Did you receive multiple weather warnings yesterday or none at all? You're not alone. We explore the inconsistencies in alert systems and what it means for public safety.
New Alert System in Bracebridge for Faster Emergency Response
Muskoka Paramedic Services introduces a new alert system in Bracebridge to reduce emergency response times by seconds, potentially saving lives.
Rare Video of Newborn Vancouver Island Marmots at B.C. Centre
A rare video from the Marmot Recovery Foundation shows newborn Vancouver Island marmots, one of Canada's most endangered mammals, at a B.C. recovery centre.
Frost Advisory in Southern Ontario After Heat Warning
Southern Ontario faces a frost advisory just one day after a heat warning, with temperatures expected to drop near freezing overnight.
Investigation into Hand-Feeding of Grizzly Bear in B.C.
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is investigating after videos emerged showing men hand-feeding a grizzly bear, raising concerns about wildlife safety and public behavior.
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Union demands better asbestos testing at Montreal federal building
The Association of Justice Counsel calls for improved air quality testing at the Guy-Favreau complex after two former workers developed asbestos-related illnesses.
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