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.
Winnipeg Weather: Sunshine Then Rain on May 20, 2026
Katherine Dow's weather forecast for May 20, 2026: sunny and warm before rain arrives. Plus top news from Canada including politics, business, and more.
Air Support Aids Saskatoon Police in Bear Spray Arrests
Saskatoon police used air support to arrest two individuals after a bear spray incident. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
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BC Wildfire Service Fights Two Small Wildfires Near Port Alberni
The BC Wildfire Service is battling two small wildfires near Port Alberni and Rogers Creek. No area restrictions are in place as crews work to contain the blazes.
Quebec Boosts Heat Pump Funding to Cut Heating Costs
Quebec government announces increased funding for heat pump installations, aiming to help residents reduce heating bills and promote energy efficiency across the province.
Halifax Soccer Fans Face Higher Costs: New Stadium Surcharges
Halifax adds surcharges on stadium tickets and alcohol at Wanderers Grounds, raising costs for soccer fans amid World Cup ticket price complaints.
Carney Sets Pipeline Conditions Ahead of BC Meeting
Prime Minister Carney says a new proposed pipeline carrying Alberta oil to Asian markets must include consultations with B.C. and Indigenous communities.
Calgary Weather: Scattered Showers and Thunderstorms Possible
Calgary faces scattered showers and thunderstorms again on Wednesday. Stay updated on the latest weather forecast and other local news.
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Wasaga Beach Zipline: Sky-High Features Eyed
Wasaga Beach, Ontario, could soon feature a zipline and other aerial attractions, according to a recent report. The proposal aims to boost tourism and offer unique sky-high experiences.
Eagle Nest Camera in Cape Breton Inspires Community
A live eagle nest camera in Gardiner Mines, Cape Breton, has garnered a positive response, showing a four-week-old eaglet named Helene with its parent.
One dead in Dwight house fire, another hospitalized
A fatal house fire in Dwight, Ontario, leaves one dead and another hospitalized. Lake of Bays Fire Rescue responded to the blaze on Spring Lake Road.
FIFA World Cup to Cost Canada Over $1B in Public Funds
A budget watchdog reports that hosting the FIFA World Cup will require more than $1 billion in Canadian public funding, raising concerns about fiscal impact.
Crews Restore Power in Ontario After Storms; Tornado Teams Assess Damage
Power restoration continues in Ontario after severe storms. Tornado investigation teams are assessing damage across the region as crews work to restore electricity.
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Herbicide to Control Invasive Plants in Dartmouth Lake
Nova Scotia plans to apply herbicide to a Dartmouth lake to manage the invasive yellow floating heart plant, aiming to protect native ecosystems.
Electric Ice Explorer Debuts on Athabasca Glacier
Pursuit Attractions unveils the world's first all-electric Ice Explorer tour bus, operating on the Athabasca Glacier in Alberta, marking a milestone in sustainable tourism.
Cool Breezy Wednesday, Warmer Thursday Edmonton
Edmonton sees cool and breezy conditions today with a high near 15°C. Warmer weather returns Thursday with temperatures climbing to the low 20s. Full forecast inside.
Canada didn't push carbon backstop in Alberta: minister
Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin said the federal government refrained from imposing the carbon price backstop in Alberta to show cooperation, despite the province not having a compliant system.
Cooler Temperatures Move into Ottawa Wednesday
Ottawa will experience cooler temperatures on Wednesday, with a high near 15°C and a chance of showers, as a cold front moves through the region.
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Final Two Bodies of Italian Divers Found in Maldives Cave
Divers recovered the last two bodies of four Italians who died in an underwater cave in the Maldives. The victims include a mother and daughter.
Thailand Reduces Visa-Free Stay for 93 Nations Over Bad Behavior
Thailand slashes visa-free stay from 60 to 30 days for 93 countries, including the US, citing tourist misconduct. New rules aim to curb illegal work and overstays.
Cooler Weather Arrives in Toronto After Heat Wave
Toronto's three-day heat wave ends as cooler temperatures move in. The shift brings relief to residents after days of high heat and humidity.
Iran Warns of War Beyond Middle East as Trump Repeats Threats
Iran warns the Middle East war could spread beyond the region if US and Israel resume attacks, as Trump threatens renewed strikes. Ceasefire talks continue.
How Fast to Outrun Crude Oil? Pipeline Facts
Discover the surprising speed of oil in pipelines, how they navigate mountains, and the engineering behind moving bitumen across Canada.
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Mark Carney's Climate 'Tragedy of the Horizon' Is Over
New research declares the RCP8.5 climate scenario 'implausible,' undermining PM Carney's climate policies and the foundation of global climate alarm.
Cooler, Calmer Weather Returns to London, Ont. After Storms
After severe storms swept through the region, London, Ont. sees cooler and calmer conditions. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the full forecast.
Finnish Divers Recover Two Bodies from Maldives Cave
Finnish divers recovered the remaining two bodies of Italian tourists who died in an underwater cave in the Maldives, completing the recovery operation.
Right Whale Calving Season Brings Hope for Conservationists
Oceana cautiously optimistic after a strong North Atlantic right whale calving season, signaling potential recovery for the endangered species.
Ottawa Artist's Clay World Calls for Inclusion
Benjamin Lachapelle, an autistic artist, creates joyful clay animals. His viral sleeping animal series leads to a project for Ottawa's 200th anniversary, sculpting 200 species.
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Vancouver Mayor Asked to Delay Building Code Changes
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces pushback over proposed building code and climate policy changes, with the VancouverNewsProvince urging a delay to ensure thorough review.
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