Early Turtle Rescue Highlights Wildlife Activity in Windsor-Essex
An early turtle rescue operation underscores the beginning of heightened wildlife activity in Windsor-Essex as fluctuating temperatures prompt animals to emerge from hibernation.
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Saskatoon Urban Park Plan Meets Swale Watchers' Pushback
A proposal to develop an urban national park in Saskatoon's northeast swale is encountering significant resistance from local conservation groups concerned about ecological impacts.
Heuer's Last Book on Banff Bison Reintroduction Legacy
Wildlife biologist Karsten Heuer's posthumous book details the successful reintroduction of bison to Banff National Park, a project he led before his death in 2024.
Barrie Ends Major Weather Event, Snow Clearing Continues
The City of Barrie has declared its significant weather event over, but crews remain busy clearing roadside snowbanks as cleanup efforts extend into March.
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Extreme Avalanche Danger Warning Issued for Kananaskis Backcountry
Avalanche Canada warns of extreme avalanche risk in Kananaskis after over 40 cm of snow fell overnight, urging visitors to avoid the backcountry entirely for safety.
Man Caught Smuggling 2,000 Queen Ants from Kenya
A Chinese national was intercepted at Nairobi airport attempting to smuggle over 2,000 live queen garden ants, part of a growing international ant-trafficking network.
Nova Scotia Whale Sanctuary Starts Land Clearing, Hits Milestone
The Whale Sanctuary Project in Nova Scotia has initiated land clearing near Wine Harbour, marking a significant step toward creating a sanctuary for rescued cetaceans. This milestone advances efforts to provide a natural habitat for whales.
Windsor Opens Applications for Project Greenlight Initiatives
Windsor launches Project Greenlight, accepting applications for community-driven projects. Mayor Dilkens and local leaders announced details at a news conference, emphasizing sustainability and urban development.
Southern B.C. Hit by 139 km/h Winds, Widespread Power Outages
Ferocious gusts reaching 139 km/h have battered southern British Columbia, causing extensive power disruptions and property damage across the region. Thousands of residents are currently without electricity as utility crews work to restore services.
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Mississauga Downtown Set for Major Transformation
The City of Mississauga is planning a significant overhaul of its downtown core, described as a 'once-in-a-generation' opportunity to reshape the urban landscape and boost economic vitality.
Wildfire Season Starts in Nova Scotia and P.E.I.
The wildfire season in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island commences this Sunday, with authorities urging caution amid ongoing environmental concerns and past incidents like the Seven Mile Lake fire.
Snowfall Warnings: Up to 20 cm for Central/Southern Alberta
Heavy snowfall warnings have been issued for central and southern Alberta, with up to 20 centimeters of accumulation expected. The wet snow is creating hazardous driving conditions across the region, particularly in Calgary.
Search for Missing Ice Fisherman in Nova Scotia Continues
RCMP in Nova Scotia are continuing their search efforts for an ice fisherman who went missing in Annapolis County. The incident highlights the dangers of winter fishing activities.
Montreal Faces Icy Roads, Delays After Winter Storm
Montreal and surrounding areas are dealing with hazardous icy roads and widespread service disruptions following a freezing rain event, leading to school closures and transportation delays.
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Heavy Snow Creates Tough Driving Conditions in Calgary
Calgary faces difficult commutes due to heavy, wet overnight snow, though no official warning is in effect. The cold snap follows recent wet weather, impacting city roads.
Proactive Strategy Urged for 2026 Wildfire Season
As Saskatchewan prepares for the 2026 wildfire season, local leaders and experts advocate for integrated land-use planning and community-based fire management to prevent future devastation.
Western Lake Erie Conservation Authority Smaller in Updated Plan
Ontario's revised conservation authority boundaries create a more manageable Western Lake Erie Regional Conservation Authority, addressing local concerns about governance and land management.
Mass Flooding Captured in Orillia and Severn by Aerial Footage
CTV News has obtained aerial footage showing extensive flooding in the Township of Severn, Ontario, near Hampshire Mills Road on March 11, 2026, highlighting severe weather impacts in the region.
Ottawa's Temperature Drops After Warm Spell, Freezing Rain Stops Transit
Ottawa experiences a sharp return to cold temperatures following Wednesday's wet weather, with freezing rain causing O-Train Line 1 service disruptions east of uOttawa and widespread impacts across the region.
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Ethiopia Landslides: 50 Dead, 125 Missing
Catastrophic landslides have struck Ethiopia, resulting in at least 50 fatalities and 125 individuals reported missing. Rescue operations are underway as communities grapple with the devastation.
Montreal Ice Storm: Power Outages, School Closures
Following a severe ice storm, more than 35,600 households in Montreal are without power, with Hydro-Québec deploying 2,000 crews. Some schools remain closed due to hazardous conditions.
Windsor Braces for Weekend Mix of Sun, Snow, and Rain
Windsor residents should prepare for a gusty weekend with a mix of sun, snow, and rain, as forecasters predict variable conditions. The weather shift may impact travel and outdoor activities.
Man Arrested in Kenya for Smuggling Over 2,000 Live Ants
A man was apprehended at a Kenyan airport attempting to transport more than 2,000 live ants in his luggage, highlighting ongoing wildlife trafficking concerns.
Ice Storm Closes Quebec Schools, Causes Widespread Disruption
A severe ice storm in Quebec has led to multiple school closures, power outages, and travel disruptions, with authorities urging caution as freezing rain continues to impact the region.
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Storm Watch: School Closures and Cancellations in Atlantic Canada
A severe storm system has led to widespread school closures and cancellations in Atlantic Canada, with authorities urging caution as freezing rain and hazardous conditions persist into Thursday morning.
Taiga Launches Next-Gen Electric Snowmobiles for Mass Market
Taiga Motors introduces three new electric snowmobile models for 2027, featuring onboard power systems, fast charging, and advanced software capabilities designed to accelerate off-road electrification.
Calgary Braces for Winter Snowfall Through Weekend
Calgary residents should prepare for a return of winter conditions as snowfall is forecasted to persist through Saturday. The city anticipates a shift back to spring weather early next week, according to meteorological reports.
Richmond Residents Fight to Save Historic Sequoia Tree
A towering Sequoia tree on Princeton Avenue in Richmond faces potential removal, sparking a passionate community campaign to preserve this natural landmark.
Montreal Ice Storm: What's Open and Closed Thursday
Following a severe ice storm in Montreal, many services are set to resume Thursday, but some institutions will confirm decisions in the morning based on road and power conditions.
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Illegal Dumping in B.C. Park: Tires, Trash Found
British Columbia conservation officers have discovered tires and other debris illegally dumped in a provincial park, highlighting ongoing environmental violations and enforcement challenges.
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