Smith Carbon Deal Costs $600M
Alberta's carbon agreement with Ottawa will cost taxpayers $600M, funding carbon credits to shield industry from higher taxes.
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New Electricity Strategy Mentions Coal Once Amid Sask. Revival Push
Canada's new national electricity strategy mentions coal only once, as Saskatchewan pushes to revive coal-fired power. The debate intensifies in the legislature.
Victoria Day Weekend: Summerlike Temperatures in London
Meteorologist Julie Atchison forecasts summerlike temperatures for the Victoria Day long weekend in London, with warm weather expected across the region.
One airlifted after head-on crash north of Edmonton
A head-on collision on Highway 44 near Chisholm, Alta., sent one person to hospital via STARS air ambulance on May 15, 2026. The crash remains under investigation.
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Messy Weather for Saturday of May Long Weekend in Calgary
Calgary faces messy weather on Saturday of May long weekend, with rain and possible snow before temperatures rise again. Stay prepared for changing conditions.
Severe Windstorm Wreaks Havoc Across Saskatchewan
A powerful low-pressure system brought heavy winds across Saskatchewan, causing power outages, dust storms, and driving rain in multiple areas.
Chinook Salmon Study Shows Diet Changes in Salish Sea
A new study on chinook salmon in British Columbia's Salish Sea reveals significant changes in their diets, impacting the entire marine ecosystem and local fisheries.
Campers Brave Strong Winds at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
Despite strong winds and challenging weather, campers are arriving at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park to start the summer season, ready for whatever nature throws at them.
Campers Brave Alberta Snowstorm Forecast for Long Weekend
Luke Morgan and his family are camping over the long weekend despite a snowstorm forecast for Alberta foothills, prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws at them.
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BC EV Charging Fire Caused by Remote US Technician
A report reveals that a raging fire at a B.C. EV charging station was accidentally started by a remote technician working in the United States, highlighting cross-border safety risks.
Banff Mayor Asks Visitors to Leave Cars at Home
Record-setting visitor numbers have Banff's mayor asking summer tourists to consider leaving their cars at home to ease congestion and environmental impact.
Grouse Mountain Gravity Coaster Opens Next Week
Grouse Mountain's new gravity coaster promises high-speed thrills, opening next week in Vancouver. Thrill seekers can experience the ride starting May 22.
Montreal Mining Fined $100M for Water Pollution
A Montreal mining firm has been fined $100 million for polluting fish-bearing waters in Quebec, marking one of the largest environmental penalties in Canadian history.
Snow Cancels Golf Tournament in Prince Albert
Spring snow has forced the cancellation of a long-weekend golf tournament in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, disappointing organizers and participants.
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Thousands Flock to Ottawa’s First Hyrox Race
Ottawa hosted its first Hyrox event, drawing thousands of athletes. The fitness racing competition is rapidly gaining popularity worldwide.
Snowfall Alerts for B.C. Interior Highways This Weekend
Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for B.C. Interior highways, with up to 15 cm expected through the Victoria Day long weekend.
Trees Down, Semis Flipped in Southern Sask. Wind Storm
Southern Saskatchewan wind storm toppled trees, flipped semis, and knocked out power for over 100,000 customers. Power is mostly restored, but cleanup continues.
'No Mow May' Debate Grows in Quebec Municipalities
More Quebec municipalities adopt 'No Mow May' to help bees and pollinators, but debate over its effectiveness continues.
Wildfires Disrupt Travel in Northwestern Ontario
Ontario Forest Fires is battling wildfires in the northwest, causing travel disruptions. Officials urge caution as crews work to contain the blazes.
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EPA Rolls Back Coal Plant Water Pollution Limits
The EPA proposed rolling back limits on toxic heavy metals from coal plants into waterways, citing high costs and surging energy demand from AI data centers.
Climate Change Reducing Oxygen in Rivers Worldwide
A new study reveals climate change is deoxygenating rivers globally, threatening aquatic life and water quality. Researchers warn of dire ecological impacts.
Windstorm Destroys Red Deer Sports Dome
A powerful windstorm in Red Deer, Alberta, caused the collapse of a sports facility dome. No injuries reported as authorities assess damage and cleanup begins.
Flood Warning for Lake Nipissing Shoreline Continues
A flood warning remains in effect for the Lake Nipissing shoreline in Northern Ontario. Residents are urged to take precautions as water levels continue to rise.
Canada's first smart beach light warning system installed
Canada's first Smart Beach Light warning system was installed at Kincardine's Station Beach on May 15, 2026, using real-time wave and wind data to alert swimmers of water safety.
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Smith-Carney Pipeline: Major Hurdles Still Ahead
Alberta and federal governments announce pipeline deal, but First Nations consent and investor backing pose significant challenges before 2027 construction.
France Rejects Orca Transfer to Nova Scotia Sanctuary
France has rejected a proposal to send its last two captive orcas to a whale sanctuary in Nova Scotia, citing concerns over the animals' health and the facility's readiness.
Saskatchewan Wildfire Season Prep Amid Human-Caused Fires
Saskatchewan's Public Safety Agency gears up for wildfire season, noting 58% of 2025 fires were human-caused. Officials recruit early and maintain a fleet of 17 aircraft.
Elderly Man Rescued from Thames River Embankment
London Fire Department rescued an elderly man who fell down a Thames River embankment on May 15, 2026. The incident highlights emergency response efforts.
Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Bust on Thunderchild First Nation
A routine traffic stop on Thunderchild First Nation resulted in a drug bust, with RCMP seizing illicit substances and making arrests.
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Alberta Land Set Aside to Protect Sage-Grouse
The Canadian and Alberta governments have designated a large area of southern Alberta to protect the endangered greater sage-grouse, a bird species at risk of extinction.
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