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.
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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.
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.
Spring Break Weather: Sunshine and Cold Temperatures Expected
Meteorologist Colleen Bready provides the latest weather forecast for spring break week, predicting sunshine and cold temperatures heading into the weekend across the region.
Rare White Squirrel Spotted in Winnipeg, Stuns Locals
A rare white squirrel has been photographed in a south Winnipeg yard, creating excitement among wildlife enthusiasts and residents in the area.
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Sunshine and Cold Temperatures Forecast for Weekend
A weekend of sunshine and cold temperatures is expected across Canada, with various regional news updates including weather, crime, and community events.
Water Safety Notice Issued for Lock 42 at Lake Couchiching
Parks Canada has issued a water safety notice for Lock 42 on the Trent-Severn Waterway near Washago, Ontario, urging caution due to potential hazards. The advisory highlights risks in the Lake Couchiching area, emphasizing public safety measures.
Manitoba Floods from Saskatchewan Waters Cause Community Distress
Residents in Manitoba face ongoing challenges from seasonal floodwaters originating in Saskatchewan, with a stakeholder meeting scheduled to address the border issue.
Windsor Green Bin Program Hits 20% Diversion at 5-Month Mark
Windsor's new green bin initiative has successfully diverted 20% of organic waste from landfills within its first five months of operation, marking a significant step toward the city's environmental sustainability goals.
Sunny Start to Weekend in Montreal Boosts Spirits
Montreal experienced a sunny and warm start to the weekend, with residents enjoying outdoor activities. The pleasant weather provided a cheerful backdrop amid various national news stories.
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U.K. Wolf Pack Euthanized After Turning on Each Other
A U.K. wildlife park has euthanized its entire wolf pack following a series of fatal attacks among the animals, highlighting challenges in managing captive predator behavior.
Rare Sperm Whale Birth Filmed, Shows Female Cooperation
Canadian researchers captured a rare video of female sperm whales working together to protect a newborn calf during a birth off Dominica, highlighting social behaviors in these deep-sea giants.
Cold Front Hits Maritimes, Temperatures Fall
A cold front is sweeping across the Maritime provinces, causing temperatures to fall and bringing rain reports. Meteorologist Kalin Mitchell details the chilly final weekend of March.
Calgary Weekend Snowfall, Police Report Vehicle Fraud Case
Calgary experiences a warm Friday before snow returns Saturday night. Police allege a man used fake documents to buy a vehicle in Pickering and fled Canada, highlighting ongoing fraud investigations.
London Shed Fire Damages North London Implement Storage
A significant fire erupted in a north London implement shed, causing extensive damage to the structure and its contents. The incident occurred on Friday, March 27, 2026, with emergency services responding promptly to contain the blaze.
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Calgary Water Restrictions Continue After Main Repairs
While repair work on Calgary's Bearspaw feeder main is now complete, city officials have announced that water restrictions will remain in effect for several more days as the system stabilizes.
Ottawa Funds $28.9M for Carbon Capture and Clean Tech
The Canadian government announces a $28.9 million investment in carbon capture and clean technology projects to boost environmental innovation and reduce emissions.
Scientists Dive Under Polar Ice to Uncover Ocean Secrets
Researchers are conducting scientific dives beneath the ice in the Arctic and Antarctic to explore the hidden marine ecosystems and understand climate impacts.
Paddle Craft Ban Fails to Address Invasive Species Risk in Parks
A Bow Valley resident argues that Parks Canada's restrictions on paddlers in mountain lakes like Minnewanka and Bow Lake are misguided, as they ignore higher-risk vectors like motorized boats while lacking enforcement of existing prevention measures.
Baltic Sea Whale Escapes Sandbank, Danger Remains
A whale stranded at a German Baltic Sea resort has managed to swim off a sandbank, but experts warn it is not yet safe. The incident highlights ongoing marine wildlife challenges in the region.
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Bluebirds Return in Alberta Despite Spring Snowfall
Despite a gloomy, snowy start to spring in Alberta, mountain bluebirds have made their seasonal return, offering flashes of vibrant blue against the wintry landscape near Diamond Valley and Longview.
London's Cold Morning Gives Way to Sunshine, Warmer Sunday
London residents can expect a chilly start to the weekend with temperatures rising significantly by Sunday, bringing sunshine and warmer conditions after a cold morning.
Montreal's Spring Transition: Chilly Nights, Weekend Flurries
As winter slowly yields to spring in Montreal, residents face overnight lows of -10°C with wind chills hitting -15°C, while weekend forecasts promise a mix of sun, clouds, and flurries.
Moose Conservation Group Fights Nova Scotia Wind Project
The Nova Scotia Moose Conservation Association is actively working to block a provincial wind energy initiative, citing threats to the mainland moose population and habitat disruption.
Ottawa Faces Chilly Weather, 10 Degrees Below Normal
Ottawa is experiencing unusually cold temperatures, nearly 10 degrees Celsius below the seasonal average, as a cold front sweeps through the region. Residents are advised to bundle up and prepare for frosty conditions.
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Manitoba Free Fishing, Park Access for Spring Break
The Manitoba government is offering complimentary fishing licenses and provincial park entry during the upcoming spring break to encourage outdoor recreation and family activities.
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