David Suzuki at 90: Lost Battles, Enduring Hope

As David Suzuki turns 90, he reflects on environmental setbacks but maintains hope. The renowned activist acknowledges losses but sees growing public awareness as a foundation for future action.

Ottawa Fire Sparks E-Scooter Battery Regulation Debate

Following a fatal Ottawa apartment fire that killed three people, investigators are examining lithium-ion batteries from e-scooters as a potential cause. With battery-related fires increasing dramatically, cities face urgent questions about regulating the

Winter Storm Warning for Sea to Sky Highway

Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning for the Sea to Sky Highway from Squamish to Whistler, with up to 80mm of rain expected, leading to extensive water pooling and potential washouts.

Calgary Water Use Back to Green After Red Alert

Calgary residents reduced water consumption on Monday, moving back into the green zone after exceeding limits on Sunday. The city continues feeder-main reinforcement work to ensure system stability.

Air Purifier Fights Spring Allergies with 71% Off

A highly-rated air purifier is currently available at 71% off on Amazon, offering significant relief for allergy sufferers. The device features a three-stage HEPA filtration system and covers up to 2,400 square feet.

Suspected Meteor Over Cleveland Seen in Several States

A bright suspected meteor streaked across the sky near Cleveland, Ohio, on March 17, 2026, with sightings reported from several states away. The event, captured on video, has sparked widespread public interest and scientific curiosity.

SNOLAB Becomes One of Earth's Coolest Places

SNOLAB in Northern Ontario has been officially recognized as one of the coldest locations on Earth, following the installation of a new dilution fridge for advanced physics research.

ENERQUALITY Announces 2026 BIFA Winners

ENERQUALITY has revealed the winners of the 2026 Building Innovation Forum & Awards, celebrating innovation and resiliency in Canada's residential construction industry.

El Niño's Return Threatens Wild Weather and Heat

Scientists warn that El Niño could arrive soon, intensifying extreme weather events like floods and droughts while pushing global temperatures higher, with recent examples from Kenya highlighting its destructive potential.

Page 33 of 163
Pickt mobile sticky banner — logo, tagline and CTA button