Wind Warnings Across Southern Saskatchewan as Storm Nears
Environment Canada issues wind warnings for southern Saskatchewan as a spring storm brings strong gusts. Residents urged to secure loose objects and stay safe.
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B.C. Wastewater Plant Legal Fight Ends in Settlement
A settlement has been reached in the legal dispute over British Columbia's costly wastewater treatment facility, ending a prolonged court battle.
Damaging Winds Expected in Alberta Thursday Morning
Environment Canada warns of damaging winds up to 100 km/h in central and southern Alberta, including Calgary and Edmonton areas, with potential for property damage and travel disruptions.
Ottawa council to consider wastewater drug testing
Coun. Stéphanie Plante proposes wastewater surveillance to detect drug trends and toxic batches in Ottawa, filling gaps left by closed harm reduction sites.
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Winnipeg century-old fire hall, library get green upgrades
Winnipeg plans green upgrades for century-old fire hall and library, cutting emissions and costs. The city aims to retrofit several buildings with energy-efficient systems.
Ottawa-Alberta Carbon Pricing Deal Expected Friday
Sources confirm Prime Minister Carney and Premier Smith will announce an industrial carbon pricing agreement on Friday, marking a breakthrough in federal-provincial climate policy.
Helijet Chopper Hit by Lightning-Induced Plunge: TSB
A Helijet helicopter was struck by helicopter-induced lightning, causing a sudden descent. The TSB report reveals critical findings on the Oct. 24, 2023 incident.
Metro Vancouver, Acciona settle wastewater plant lawsuits
Metro Vancouver and Acciona settle lawsuits over North Shore wastewater plant; Acciona pays $235 million, independent review to follow.
Manitoba wildfire anniversary: community reflects on losses
One year after a wildfire destroyed several properties in Manitoba's Wendigo Road area, residents remember the devastation and recovery efforts.
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Manitoba wildfire anniversary: community remembers losses
One year after a wildfire destroyed several properties in Manitoba's Wendigo Road area, residents reflect on memories and rebuilding efforts.
Canada, Alberta Carbon Price Deal to $130 by 2040 for Pipeline
Alberta and Canada finalize carbon price increase to $130 per ton by 2040, clearing a key hurdle for federal support of a new oil pipeline to the Pacific coast.
4-Acre Grass Fire Doused in Northeast Calgary
Calgary firefighters battled a four-acre grass fire in the city's northeast Tuesday evening, bringing the blaze under control without injuries or structural damage.
Winnipeg Weather: Sunny Skies and Soaring Temperatures
Colleen Bready forecasts sunny skies and soaring temperatures for Winnipeg on May 13, 2026. Get the latest weather update and other top news stories.
Wildfire Near Edmonton Being Held, Evacuation Order Stands
An out-of-control wildfire in Woodlands County, northwest of Edmonton, is now being held, but an evacuation order remains in effect for residents.
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Cycling Canada Halts Women's Track Pursuit Team, 2028 Uncertain
Cycling Canada pauses the women's track cycling pursuit team, casting doubt on the 2028 Olympics. Riders and former athletes criticize the decision.
Tokyo Architects Win Banff Visitor Centre Design Contest
Parks Canada announced Tokyo-based architects as winners of the Banff Visitor Centre design competition, beating international entries.
Edmonton Spray Parks, Pools Delayed by Snowy Spring
Edmonton's outdoor pools and spray parks face delayed openings due to a snowy spring, with bookings now available one week in advance as temperatures rise.
Sask. Bear Attack Victim Identified as Uranium Contractor
A 25-year-old contractor at a uranium exploration site died after a bear encounter near a remote airstrip in northern Saskatchewan. Authorities are investigating.
Edmonton May Long Weekend: Rain, Wind, and Snow Possible
ECCC forecasts cool temps, rain, 50-80 km/h winds for Edmonton May long weekend. Snow possible mixed with rain. Not ideal for camping.
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Moka: Nipissing Victim Services' New Support Dog
Moka, an 18-month-old standard poodle, joins Nipissing region and North Bay police to support crime and tragedy victims and assist at community events.
Bald Eagle Hatchlings in Chicago After 100 Years
Two bald eagle hatchlings were spotted in a Chicago park, marking the first successful wild breeding in the city in over 100 years. The eaglets were born in Park 597 along the Calumet River.
Nova Scotia Signs $6.5M Deal for 4 Water Bombers
Nova Scotia has signed a $6.5 million contract to acquire four Air Tractor AT-802 water bombers, aiming to strengthen wildfire response capabilities ahead of the upcoming season.
Wildfire Near Port Alberni Activates Emergency Centre
A wildfire near Port Alberni, B.C., has forced the activation of an emergency operations centre as crews work to contain the blaze.
Rapid Melt Leads to Flooding in Thompson, Manitoba
A rapid snowmelt is causing localized flooding in Thompson, Manitoba. The city warns residents to take precautions as water levels rise.
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Water Levels Declining, Flooding Risk Still Significant: LSRCA
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority reports declining water levels but warns flooding risk remains significant due to saturated grounds and potential rainfall.
Caution Urged After Brush Fire on Star Blanket First Nation
A wildfire at Star Blanket Cree Nation has grown to 600 acres, damaging structures. Officials urge adherence to fire bans as police investigate the cause.
Canada, Alberta to Announce Carbon Price Deal Friday
Sources confirm Canada and Alberta will announce an industrial carbon price deal on Friday, aiming to reconcile federal and provincial climate policies.
Bigger Drop in Canadian Visitors to U.S. Revealed
A University of Toronto study using cellphone data shows a 42% drop in Canadian visits to U.S. metro areas, higher than official stats. Sunny destinations like Myrtle Beach saw the biggest declines.
Windstorm Warning for B.C. Interior Drivers
A windstorm warning has been issued for drivers in the B.C. Interior, urging caution on highways like the Coquihalla. Strong gusts could create hazardous conditions.
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Windsor Police Share Key Road Safety Tips for Drivers
Windsor Police offer vital road safety advice to reduce accidents. Learn essential tips for navigating streets safely, including bicycle patrol insights and traffic rules.
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