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.
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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.
Damaging Winds and Heavy Rain Hit East-Central Alberta
East-central Alberta faces damaging winds and up to 30 mm of rain. Calgary mayor concerned over LRT free fare zone debate. Other news: measles exposure in Red Deer, ambulance service funding issues.
2009 North Preston Homicide Probe Continues: RCMP
Nova Scotia RCMP confirm investigation into Jerell Aaron Wright's 2009 murder in North Preston remains active, urging public help.
Warm Edmonton Start, Stormy Weekend Ahead
Edmonton sees warm weather today but a stormy end to the week. Plus: GO train suspension, armed robbery, and hantavirus updates.
River Watch Program Wraps Up in New Brunswick
The Saint John River monitoring program ends for the season, with officials highlighting its role in flood prevention and public safety across New Brunswick.
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Powwow Academy Strengthens Identity for Mînî Thnî Students
Mînî Thnî Community School's powwow academy helps students learn traditional dance and regalia-making, fostering cultural identity and healing.
Banff Bear Photobomb Highlights Wildlife Safety
A grizzly bear captured on trail camera in Banff National Park prompts reminders about wildlife safety, emphasizing the importance of keeping distance from bears.
Vancouver AI Centres Set New Green Standard
Vancouver's new AI data centres in the city core reuse waste heat for buildings, reducing environmental impact and costs, says Creative Energy.
Russian ship sunk near Spain may have carried nuclear parts
A Russian cargo ship that sank near Spain in 2024 may have been carrying components for a nuclear reactor, raising environmental and security concerns.
Condo Smarts: Bareland Strata Utility Cost Crisis
Bareland strata owners face surprise costs as aging water and sewer systems fail, wiping out reserve funds. Expert Tony Gioventu explains the risks and solutions.
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Cuba's Solar Revolution: Fastest in the World with China
As the US starves Cuba of oil, the island nation is pulling off one of the fastest solar revolutions on the planet with China's help, according to a CNN report.
Iran War Drives Solar Boom in Energy-Hungry Asia
Rising oil prices from the Iran conflict boost solar energy adoption across Asia, with record installations in Philippines, India, and China.
Toronto Braces for First Major Heatwave of the Season
Toronto is set to experience its first significant heatwave of the year. CP24 meteorologist Bill Coulter provides insights on when the heat will arrive and what residents can expect.
Oil Inventories Falling at Record Pace on Iran War: IEA
Global oil inventories are dropping at a record rate due to the Iran war, with the IEA warning of severe undersupply until October despite emergency releases.
Real Grass Inside BC Place: FIFA Turf Source Revealed
BC Place in Vancouver undergoes $180M upgrades for World Cup, featuring real grass turf sourced from a specialized farm. Find out where FIFA's turf comes from.
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Historic Park Opens in World's Largest Freshwater Archipelago
A new historic park in the world's largest freshwater archipelago opens Friday, offering unique hiking and cultural experiences on Beausoleil Island.
Nissan reduces losses, expects return to profit
Nissan reports narrowing losses and forecasts a return to profitability, signaling a turnaround for the Japanese automaker amid global challenges.
Lay's Bacon Poutine Chips for Canada at FIFA World Cup
Lay's introduces four limited-edition potato chip flavours for the FIFA World Cup, including Canada's bacon poutine, France's cheese soufflé, Argentina's steak & chimichurri, and the UK's cheese & onion.
Alberta Carbon Price Deal Nears Finalization, Industry Split
Alberta and Ottawa are finalizing a deal to raise the industrial carbon price to $130/tonne by 2040, sparking debate over competitiveness and emissions reductions.
ERCA Merger May Block Windsor-Essex Shoreline Development
ERCA's Tim Byrne warns that Ontario's conservation authority amalgamation could halt shoreline development in Windsor-Essex, urging tailored policies.
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Rainy Wednesday in Store for Ottawa
Ottawa faces a rainy Wednesday with showers expected throughout the day. Stay updated on weather conditions and related news.
From Hormuz to Farms: Looming Food Crisis
A blockade in the Strait of Hormuz threatens fertilizer supplies, sparking fears of food shortages and soaring prices, especially in developing countries.
Cooler Air After Showers, Warmer Weekend Ahead
After overnight showers, cooler air settles in ahead of a warmer weekend. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the full forecast.
Atlantic Chiefs Push for Indigenous Role in Offshore Wind
Atlantic chiefs call for Indigenous collaboration on offshore wind farm development, emphasizing partnership and economic benefits for coastal communities.
Tornado Confirmed Near Lucan, Ontario: Northern Project
The Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed a tornado touched down near Lucan, Ontario on May 9, destroying a barn. No injuries reported.
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B.C. Uses World Cup to Attract Qatar and Global Investment
British Columbia aims to leverage the World Cup for a billion-dollar economic boost and international investment, with final cost update expected soon.
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