Alberta's Annual Emergency Test in Edmonton
The Provincial Emergency Coordination Centre in Edmonton activated its annual readiness exercise, testing response protocols for potential crises across Alberta.
Category : Environment
Calgary Water Use Drops to 483 Million Litres
Calgary residents have significantly reduced their water consumption, with Wednesday's total dropping to 483 million litres, showcasing ongoing conservation efforts.
Edmonton Bans Elm Pruning to Fight Dutch Elm Disease
Starting next month, Edmonton will enforce a seasonal ban on pruning elm trees to prevent the spread of Dutch elm disease, following confirmed cases in the city.
Calgary Gives Away 10,000 Free Trees for Urban Canopy
The City of Calgary launches its Branching Out program, distributing 10,000 free trees to residents to enhance the urban forest and combat climate change.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Calgary Snow Slow to Melt, Only One Day Above 0°C This Week
Calgary faces a prolonged snow melt with only a single day forecasted above 0°C this week, as cold temperatures persist. Residents should expect icy conditions and delayed spring thaw.
Dutch Seize 261 Wild Parrot Eggs at Schiphol Airport
Dutch customs officials at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport have intercepted 261 suspected wild parrot eggs, with one chick found hatching during the seizure, highlighting ongoing wildlife trafficking concerns.
Canada's Forestry Crisis: B.C. Revenue Plummets
British Columbia's forestry revenues have dropped from $1.3 billion to $521 million, exposing structural failures in Canada's single-market strategy. Experts call for data infrastructure to attract new investment.
Winter Storm Closes Major B.C. Highway Amid Hazardous Conditions
A severe winter storm has led to the closure of a section of the Coquihalla Highway in southern British Columbia due to heavy snowfall and dangerous driving conditions, impacting travel in the region.
Satellite Tracks Three-Limbed Sea Turtle After Release
A rehabilitated adult female Kemp's ridley sea turtle, missing one limb, is now being monitored via satellite after its release into the ocean off Florida, marking a significant conservation effort for this endangered species.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Warmer Summer Forecast After Harsh Winter
Former Environment Canada climatologist Dave Phillips discusses the aftermath of last year's ice storm and predicts a warmer-than-normal summer following a punishing winter season.
Storm Delays Print Delivery for Regina Leader-Post
A powerful storm in western Canada has forced the Regina Leader-Post to delay delivery of its Thursday print edition, with subscribers advised to access the digital ePaper version instead.
Antarctic Glacier Retreat Documented by Canadian-Chilean Team
A joint Canadian-Chilean research expedition returns with critical data showing accelerated glacier melt and ecosystem changes in Antarctica, highlighting the continent's global climate impact.
Storm Delays Print Newspaper Delivery in Western Canada
A powerful storm system in western Canada has caused significant delivery delays for Thursday's print edition of the Saskatoon StarPhoenix, with subscribers advised to access the digital ePaper version.
Geotab Report: Fleets Cut Idling 30%, Boost Electrification
Geotab's 2025 Sustainability and Impact Report reveals fleets globally are using data to reduce fuel waste, cut idling by up to 30%, and accelerate electrification as energy costs rise.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Montreal Freezing Rain Warning: Hazardous Morning Commute
Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for Montreal, with 2-4 mm of precipitation expected to create treacherous conditions during Thursday morning rush hour.
Ottawa Braces for Wintry Mix as Spring Weather Turns Chilly
Residents in Ottawa are advised to prepare for a messy weather day with rain mixed with snow expected, highlighting the unpredictable nature of early spring conditions in the capital region.
London's Weather Swings: Warm Storm to Sharp Temperature Drop
London experienced a dramatic weather shift as a warm, stormy Thursday gave way to a sharp temperature drop, with meteorologists forecasting continued volatility.
David Suzuki's Environmental Legacy Questioned at 90
As David Suzuki turns 90, columnist Colby Cosh examines the environmentalist's career, questioning his opposition to nuclear energy and promotion of population bomb theories while acknowledging his climate advocacy impact.
Thunderstorms and Gusty Winds Hit Windsor-Essex
Windsor-Essex experienced showers, potential thunderstorms, and strong winds on Thursday, prompting weather advisories. Residents are urged to stay updated on forecasts and take precautions.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Calgary Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snowfall, More Expected
Calgary faces ongoing heavy snowfall with more expected before tapering off this weekend. The storm has blanketed the city, prompting residents to prepare for continued winter conditions.
Injured Owl Rescued in Simcoe County, Wildlife Distress
A distressed owl with a wing injury was found in Creemore, Ontario, marking another wildlife rescue incident in Simcoe County amid broader environmental concerns.
B.C. Fishing Industry Worried as Ottawa Reviews Salmon Policy
Vancouver's recreational fishing sector faces uncertainty as the federal government reviews its Salmon Allocation Policy, impacting tourism and business operations.
B.C. Man Fined $5K for Drone Near Firefighting Helicopter
A British Columbia resident has been fined $5,000 for operating a drone dangerously close to a firefighting helicopter, highlighting risks to aerial wildfire operations.
Translator Imported for French-Canadian Polar Bear's Comfort
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has imported a translator to help a French-Canadian polar bear feel more at home, enhancing animal welfare through linguistic adaptation.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Hits Off Northern B.C. Coast
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake occurred off the coast of northern British Columbia, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The seismic event highlights ongoing geological activity in the region.
Prescribed Burns at Ojibway Prairie Complex Restore Ecosystems
Windsor conducts prescribed burns at Ojibway Prairie Complex to preserve Ontario's largest tallgrass prairie, benefiting over 4,000 species including rare plants and animals.
Calgary Zoo Gets Translator for French Polar Bear
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has brought in a translator to help Yelle, a 20-year-old polar bear from Quebec, adjust to his new home by communicating in French.
Canada-Alberta Methane Deal Progresses, Misses April 1 Deadline
Alberta and Ottawa announce an agreement-in-principle on methane equivalency targeting 75% emissions reduction by 2035, though the full deal will miss the April 1 deadline set in their energy memorandum of understanding.
Cold Lake First Nation Demands Answers on Pathway Pipeline
Chief Kelsey Jacko of Cold Lake First Nation voices frustration over lack of clarity from officials regarding a proposed carbon capture pipeline, highlighting ongoing environmental and community concerns.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Region-Specific Invasive Fish Strategy Advocated in New Brunswick
The New Brunswick Angling Association emphasizes a tailored approach to invasive fish retention, highlighting the need for localized strategies to protect ecosystems like the Saint John River.
Page 23 of 162
