Black Bear Euthanized Near Burnstick Lake
A black bear was euthanized near Burnstick Lake after repeated conflicts with humans, including entering a summer village property. Wildlife officials emphasize the importance of securing attractants.
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Winnipeg Weather: Sunshine Returns After Overnight Fires
Colleen Bready forecasts sunshine for Winnipeg after 7 overnight fires. Plus: nationwide news on wildfires, crime, politics, health, and entertainment.
Teen Storm Chaser Develops Mobile Tornado Warning Siren
A Canadian teen storm chaser has mounted a siren and emergency lights on his truck to warn communities of approaching tornadoes, aiming to save lives.
Caledon Officially Recognized as Bird Friendly
Caledon has been officially certified as a Bird Friendly City, recognizing its efforts in bird conservation and habitat protection. The designation highlights community initiatives.
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DFO Probes Orca Boat Encounters in B.C.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada is investigating after videos surfaced showing whale watching boats close to orcas off B.C. coast.
Motorcyclist Killed in Crash North of Edmonton
A motorcyclist died in a single-vehicle crash north of Edmonton. RCMP are investigating the incident, which occurred on a highway near Westlock.
O-Train Line 1 Restoration Expected Mid-June, New GM Plan
OC Transpo's new GM announces O-Train Line 1 service restoration by mid-June, outlining a comprehensive recovery plan after extended shutdown.
New Wildfire Burns Out of Control Near Chetwynd, B.C.
A new wildfire is burning out of control near Chetwynd, B.C., prompting a warning from the provincial wildfire service.
Canadian US visits drop except three cities surge
A University of Toronto study finds Canadian visits to 267 US cities dropped 42%, but Gainesville, Cleveland, and Portland saw increases of 21-35%. Researchers puzzled.
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Health Unit Warns of Changing Tick Risks
The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit warns that current tick surveillance may not capture emerging risks, urging residents to take precautions against tick-borne diseases.
Third Everest Death Raises May Himalayan Toll to Five
A third death on Mount Everest this May brings Nepal's Himalayan climbing fatalities to five. The incident highlights ongoing risks despite improved safety measures.
Victoria Avoids Stage 2 Water Restrictions as Reservoir Nears Full
Unlike other parts of Vancouver Island, the Capital Region relies solely on rainfall. With the reservoir near capacity, Stage 2 water restrictions are not expected this year.
Increase in Bear Sightings in Northwestern Ontario
The Kenora OPP reports a rise in bear sightings, with bears entering yards and approaching homes in northwestern Ontario.
Largest Coast Guard Science Vessel Arrives in Halifax
The Naalak Nappaaluk, the Canadian Coast Guard's newest and largest science vessel, has arrived in Halifax, marking a significant addition to Canada's ocean research capabilities.
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What If We Killed All Mosquitoes? Experts Debate
Exploring the ecological and health impacts of eradicating all mosquitoes. Scientists discuss potential consequences for ecosystems and disease prevention.
Father and Son Identified in Lake Erie Deaths, Boat Search Ongoing
Ontario Provincial Police have identified a father and his young son among two deceased found in Lake Erie. Authorities continue searching for their boat.
Free Water Test Kits from Simcoe Muskoka Health Unit
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit provides free water test kits to residents, ensuring safe drinking water and preventing contamination.
RRC Polytech New Measles Exposure Site in Winnipeg
Red River College Polytech in Winnipeg has been identified as the latest measles exposure site, prompting public health warnings for those who visited.
Breakenridge: Time to Act on Major Canadian Projects
Rob Breakenridge argues that after a year of rhetoric, Canada must move forward on major projects like pipelines to counter Alberta separatism and boost the economy.
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New Pipelines Must Stay Within Canada for Energy Security
As global oil supply faces threats, Canada must build pipelines entirely within its borders to avoid U.S. dependency and secure fair pricing for its energy exports.
Billions could be added to Canada's GDP if winery barriers addressed
A new report says addressing trade barriers, taxes, and regulations could add billions to Canada's GDP and boost the wine sector.
Montreal Region Outdoor Water Ban Issued
Rigaud and parts of Hudson prohibit outdoor water use due to dry conditions, affecting residents and businesses as conservation measures take effect.
Toronto Pollen Explosion: Why This Allergy Season Is Worse
Toronto is experiencing an 'explosion of pollen' this allergy season due to a combination of weather patterns and environmental factors, leading to increased symptoms for allergy sufferers.
Ottawa Cold Snap Ending: Long Weekend Highs of 20 C
Ottawa is experiencing cold temperatures but a warm-up is coming, with highs of 20 C expected for the long weekend. Other news includes a crackdown on ticket reselling and a fatal bear encounter.
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Frosty Morning, Sunshine, Thunderstorms in London
London News: Frosty morning with peaks of sunshine and chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the full weather forecast.
Hantavirus Testing Not Useful for Asymptomatic Individuals
Health experts say hantavirus testing may not be beneficial for people without symptoms, as the virus is rare and tests can yield false positives.
Interior Dept cancels conservation rule for public lands
The Interior Department cancels a Biden-era rule placing conservation on equal footing with development, easing restrictions on drilling, logging, mining, and grazing on federal lands.
Delta Crash: Motorcycle Hanging from Traffic Light
A motorcyclist is hospitalized after a crash in Delta, B.C., leaving the bike suspended from a traffic light. Motorcycle instructors analyze the viral incident.
Summer Heat Hits Calgary Before Much-Needed Rainfall
Calgary will experience bright, sunny, and warm weather on Tuesday ahead of scattered showers expected later this week, providing a brief summer preview.
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Smith: Pipeline MOU Deal with Carney Close
Premier Danielle Smith hints at an imminent memorandum of understanding with Prime Minister Mark Carney for a west coast pipeline, expressing optimism about Alberta-Ottawa cooperation.
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