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.
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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.
Crisis Team Data Dashboard Launches in Edmonton
Edmonton's 24/7 Crisis Diversion Team launches a public data dashboard to visualize call patterns, revealing demand citywide, not just central areas.
Edmonton mayor calls for open data on extreme weather deaths
Mayor Andrew Knack and advocates say lack of public data on winter deaths and amputations hinders effective response to homelessness crisis in Edmonton.
Fire Heavily Damages Home in Kentville, N.S.
A vehicle and house fire on Lacewood Drive in Kentville, N.S., caused extensive damage. Firefighters responded quickly to the blaze.
Tire Piles Grow in Ontario Amid Recycling Rule Criticism
Tires are accumulating at sites across Ontario, prompting calls for changes to recycling regulations as critics argue the current system is failing.
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Snowbirds' Final Show in Victoria This Summer
The Snowbirds will make their last performance in Victoria this summer before retiring the Tutor Jets. The Greater Victoria Festival Society seeks a title sponsor and is $50,000 short of its goal.
Record Heat Prompts Maritimers to Share Stories
Residents across Nova Scotia and the Maritimes respond to record-setting temperatures, sharing experiences and coping strategies as thermometers soar.
SailGP Returns to Halifax for Third Time in 2027
SailGP will race in Halifax Harbour for the third time in 2027, continuing the city's role as a premier global sailing event host.
French's and Minions & Monsters Team Up for Summer Mustard
French's announces a partnership with Illumination's Minions & Monsters, launching limited-edition yellow mustard packaging and a fun animated campaign across Canada.
Advanced Sorting Tech for New Edmonton Recycling Facility
Edmonton's new recycling facility will feature advanced sorting technology to improve efficiency and reduce waste, enhancing the city's environmental efforts.
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Funnel Clouds Possible in West Central Saskatchewan
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for funnel clouds in western and south central Saskatchewan due to high winds on Wednesday.
Wildfire Burns in Nova Scotia's Queens County
A wildfire is burning in Nova Scotia's Queens County, with firefighters and water bombers working to contain the blaze. No evacuation orders have been issued yet.
Americans Arrested Over Stunt at Japanese Zoo with Baby Monkey Punch
Two Americans were arrested in Japan after a costumed person jumped into the enclosure of Punch, a baby monkey, at a zoo. The incident sparked security concerns and legal action.
Man rescued after days trapped in rolled vehicle on B.C. road
A man was rescued after being trapped for days in a rolled vehicle on a remote forest road in British Columbia. RCMP and emergency crews responded to the scene.
Temperature Records Smashed in Maritimes Wednesday
Multiple temperature records were broken in the Maritimes on Wednesday, with scorching May heat. Thursday and Friday will bring more seasonable conditions.
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100-Year-Old Roy Allen to Make Ottawa Race Weekend History
Roy Allen, 100, aims to become the oldest Ottawa Race Weekend 5k competitor, fundraising for senior organizations.
Edmonton Riverhawks Unveil Indigenous Logo for Treaty 6
The Edmonton Riverhawks baseball club has revealed a new Indigenous logo to honor Treaty 6 territory, celebrating local heritage and reconciliation.
Southern Ontario Weather: Heat to Frost Advisory
Southern Ontario experienced a dramatic weather shift from heat warnings to a frost advisory. The article also covers top news stories from Canada.
London Tornado: Residents Share Harrowing Stories
Residents of London, Ontario recount a tornado that swept through the region on May 19, 2026, causing widespread damage and fear.
Ottawa Seeks Proposals to Clean Up 'Ghost Gear' in Water
The Canadian government is calling for proposals from groups dedicated to removing abandoned fishing gear, known as 'ghost gear,' from oceans to protect marine life.
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Neptune's Moon Nereid May Be Original, Study Suggests
New research indicates that Neptune's moon Nereid might be a primordial body, offering insights into the early solar system's formation.
New Sandwich Town Pier Opens with Bridge Views
The Queens Docks pier in Windsor, Ont. features views of the Gordie Howe bridge and emphasizes reconciliation with Indigenous communities.
Gold Rises as Trump Says U.S. in 'Final Stages' with Iran
Gold prices climbed up to 1.6% after President Trump stated the U.S. is in the 'final stages' of talks with Iran, easing rate hike expectations.
Vulcan Museum Reveals 70-Year-Old Mystery Box Contents
Vulcan's historical society reveals a 70-year-old mystery box contained six first-aid kits, awarding prizes for correct and imaginative guesses.
Ammonia Leak Prompts Response Outside Saint John's TD Station
Fire crews are responding to an ammonia leak outside TD Station in Saint John, New Brunswick. The incident has prompted an emergency response.
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Carney Pitches B.C. on Oil Pipeline for Asia
Prime Minister Carney proposes a new oil pipeline to B.C.'s coast, promising benefits, carbon capture, and Indigenous consultation, despite Premier Eby's opposition.
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