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.
Category : Environment
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.
Child, Adult Dead in Lake Erie After Boater Search
A child and an adult were found dead in Lake Erie following a search for overdue boaters. The incident is under investigation.
Calgary Water Main Construction Reaches Next Phase
The City of Calgary resumes pipe-diver inspections on the Bearspaw water feeder main as construction moves to the next phase, ensuring infrastructure reliability.
Wildfire Evacuation Order Issued for County Near Edmonton
A wildfire evacuation order has been issued for a county northwest of Edmonton, Alberta, as crews battle rapidly spreading flames amid dry conditions.
Sask. Communities Under Flood Emergency
Several Saskatchewan communities remain under states of emergency due to severe flooding, with officials warning of continued risks as water levels rise.
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Wildfire on Star Blanket Cree Nation Still Burning
Fire crews continue to battle a wildfire on Star Blanket Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. The blaze broke out May 10, 2026, and efforts are ongoing to contain it.
Lions Bay SAR Responds to 5 Incidents in a Week
Lions Bay Search and Rescue, with North Shore Rescue, extracted an injured 17-year-old hiker from the West Lion trail. The team warns this is the busiest time of year.
Fire Out at Thorncliffe Park Highrises After Second Blaze
Toronto firefighters extinguished a fire at two Thorncliffe Park highrises, months after a similar blaze displaced hundreds. The fire was caused by sparks from a saw during repair work.
Sudbury Honors Organ Donors with Life-Saving Gifts
Sudbury marks Organ Donor Awareness Month by lighting water tower green, honoring donors and recipients. The campaign raises awareness about the critical need for organ donation.
Heat stroke suspected in 6 deaths in Texas container
Six people were found dead in a shipping container at a rail yard near the Texas border, with heat stroke suspected as the cause. Authorities are investigating.
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Valley of the Five Lakes Trail to Reopen After Wildfire
Valley of the Five Lakes trail in Jasper National Park is set to reopen nearly two years after a devastating wildfire forced its closure.
Man dies after bear encounter near Sask. airstrip
A man has died following a bear encounter near an airstrip in northern Saskatchewan, RCMP reported. The incident is under investigation.
Bruce Power Celebrates 25 Years of Nuclear Plant Rescue
Bruce Power reflects on the 25th anniversary of preventing the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station's closure, highlighting key moments and community impact.
Day-Use Passes for 3 BC Parks May 2026
British Columbia will require day-use passes for three popular parks starting May 2026. The move aims to manage crowds and protect natural areas.
Amazon Groups Urge UN to Curb Crime, Not Militarize
Indigenous leaders from the Amazon call on the UN to address organized crime without militarizing their lands, emphasizing protection of territories and human rights.
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2,000-Year-Old Fishing Net Found in Tsawwassen
A rare 2,000-year-old fishing net discovered in Tsawwassen is being conserved by the Tsawwassen First Nation, offering insights into ancient coastal life.
Edmonton Streetcar Service Resumes Friday
Streetcar service on Edmonton's High Level Bridge and at Fort Edmonton Park resumes Friday, May 11, 2026, featuring historic Regina 42.
Frost Advisories for GTA and Southern Ontario on May 11
Environment Canada issued frost advisories for parts of the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario, with temperatures dropping to -3C or -4C early Tuesday.
Novice Driver in BMW Clocked 100 km/h Over Limit
A novice driver in a BMW was caught going 100 km/h over the speed limit in North Vancouver, according to RCMP. The incident occurred on May 1, 2026.
Winnipeg Weather: Sunshine to Rain and Thunderstorms
Colleen Bready forecasts Monday's sunshine turning to rain and thunderstorms. Also: hantavirus case in Peel, teen shootings in B.C., and more.
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Baby Great Horned Owl Reunited with Mother After Fall
A baby Great Horned owl rescued by Procyon Wildlife has been successfully reunited with its mother after falling from its nest in Ontario.
Wind Warning for Regina, Southeast Saskatchewan
Environment Canada issues a wind warning for Regina and much of southeast Saskatchewan on May 11, 2026, with strong gusts expected.
Water main flushing starts in Winnipeg neighbourhoods
Winnipeg begins water main flushing in select neighbourhoods. Residents advised water is safe for washing but must be boiled for consumption. No further details provided.
Frost Advisory for Southern Ontario as Temps Drop Below Freezing
Southern Ontario faces a frost advisory as overnight temperatures dip below freezing, impacting crops and gardens. Residents urged to take precautions.
Windsor May Face Higher Shoreline Costs: ERCA CEO Warns
ERCA CEO warns that Windsor could face additional shoreline costs due to conservation authority consolidation. The warning comes amid concerns over funding and local control.
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Calgary Free Hazardous Waste Drop-Off This Spring
Calgary provides 11 free drop-off locations for household hazardous waste this spring, ensuring safe disposal of toxic materials for residents.
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