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.
Category : Environment
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.
Flood Watch Issued for Windsor as Heavy Rain Looms
The Essex Region Conservation Authority and Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority have issued a flood watch for Windsor and surrounding areas, warning of potential flooding due to heavy rainfall expected across southern Ontario.
Fox Stows Away on Ship, Now at Bronx Zoo
A red fox, discovered as a stowaway on a cargo ship from England to New York, is now under care at the Bronx Zoo. The healthy 2-year-old male is undergoing health screenings while adjusting to his new temporary home.
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Toronto's New Electric Ferries Await Names: Voting Open
Toronto residents can now vote to name the city's new electric ferries, with options like Bluebell II, Island Chickadee, and Water Strider. The initiative aims to engage the community in sustainable transit.
Kananaskis Pass Revenue Allocation Questions Remain Unanswered
Provincial officials declined to detail how $15 million from Kananaskis Country user passes is invested, despite promises to fund conservation and manage soaring visitation in the popular recreation area.
Third-Party Investigation into Waterloo Water Shortage
A third-party investigation will be launched to examine the water supply shortage in Waterloo Region, focusing on infrastructure and management issues to prevent future crises.
Red Fox Stows Away on Ship, Crosses Atlantic to New York
A red fox made an unexpected transatlantic journey, stowing away on a cargo ship from England and arriving in the United States, where it is now being cared for at the Bronx Zoo in New York.
New Watercraft Restrictions in Mountain Parks to Fight Invasive Species
Parks Canada introduces water activity zones and bans on paddling in specific lakes to prevent the spread of whirling disease and protect fish populations in Alberta and BC national parks.
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Alberta's $275M Investment in Park and Trail Enhancements
The UCP government in Alberta has announced a significant $275 million budget for campground, park amenity, and trail enhancement projects across the province.
Winnipeg Investigates Rotten Egg Odor in Transcona
City authorities in Winnipeg are actively monitoring a persistent rotten egg-like smell reported in the Transcona community, with investigations ongoing to identify the source and ensure public safety.
Snowfall Warning for Southwest Saskatchewan, Regina Prepares
A snowfall warning is in effect for parts of southwest Saskatchewan, including Regina, with up to 5 cm expected. This follows a brief spring-like period, highlighting shifting weather patterns across Canada.
Southern Alberta's Dry Wildfire Conditions Raise Spring Concerns
Alberta's forestry minister expresses concern over dry conditions in southern regions as wildfire season begins, while northern areas have ample moisture. Preparations are underway with hopes for spring rains.
Rare Great White Shark Sighting Near Vancouver Island
Marine researchers track a 1,000-kilogram female Great White Shark named Kara in an unusual northern appearance near Vancouver Island, exploring migration patterns and climate change implications.
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Whirling Disease Found in Lake Louise, Parks Canada Reports
Parks Canada has confirmed the presence of whirling disease in Lake Louise, Alberta, raising concerns for fish populations and ecosystem health in the iconic mountain lake.
Calgary Water Use in Green Zone for Second Day
Calgary residents maintain water conservation efforts as usage remains under 500 million litres for the second day, while repairs on the Bearspaw South feeder main progress on schedule.
Vancouver Spring Break: Warmer Weather but Rain Expected
Metro Vancouver residents can expect milder temperatures during spring break, with highs reaching the low teens, but should prepare for significant rainfall and limited sunshine throughout the period.
Freezing Rain Paralyzes Canada: Flights Cancelled, Power Out
A severe ice storm has hit Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada, leading to dozens of flight cancellations and leaving nearly 45,000 residents without electricity as freezing rain blankets the region.
Vancouver Man Found Dead on Whistler Mountain After Search
A Vancouver man has been found deceased on Whistler Mountain in British Columbia, one week after he was reported missing. The discovery concludes an extensive search effort in the challenging alpine terrain.
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Maritime Weather Shifts: Snow and Freezing Rain Forecast
A significant weather change is forecast for the Maritimes from Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with snow and freezing rain expected to impact the region. Residents should prepare for potentially hazardous conditions.
Toronto Snowfall Warning: Up to 5 cm After Spring Weather
Toronto is set to receive up to 5 cm of snow following a short period of spring-like conditions, as weather patterns shift abruptly in the region.
Flood Risk Rises in London, Ontario with Rain, Snowmelt, Cold
London, Ontario faces heightened flooding concerns as heavy rain, melting snow, and returning cold temperatures create a perfect storm of hazardous conditions along the Thames River.
Calgary Residents Continue Water Conservation Amid Infrastructure Work
Calgary residents persist in reducing water usage as excavation progresses on the Bearspaw Feeder Main, highlighting ongoing community efforts in resource management.
Truck Sought for Intentionally Running Over Deer in Saskatchewan
Conservation officers in Saskatchewan are actively searching for a truck involved in a disturbing incident where a deer was intentionally chased and run over near Maryfield.
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Ice Fishing Tragedy: One Dead, One Missing in Annapolis County
A tragic ice fishing incident in Annapolis County has left one man dead and another missing. Authorities continue search operations as the community mourns.
Winnipeg Weather: Sunshine and Possible Snow Ahead
Colleen Bready's forecast for March 11, 2026, predicts a mix of sunshine and potential snow in Winnipeg, with changing conditions throughout the day.
First-Ever Trumpeter Swan Sighting Recorded in Brooklyn
A Trumpeter Swan, a species once near extinction, has been documented for the first time in Brooklyn, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts and urban wildlife observation.
LaSalle Loop Ice Rink in Windsor Starts Warm-Weather Change
The LaSalle Landing winter loop in Windsor has commenced its annual transformation from an ice rink to a summer-friendly space, marking a shift in seasonal recreational activities for the community.
King Penguins Benefit from Warming, But Risks Loom
King penguins are currently flourishing due to climate change, but scientists warn this advantage may reverse as warming intensifies, threatening their long-term survival.
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15-20 cm Snow Forecast for Central Alberta This Weekend
A significant winter storm is expected to bring 15-20 cm of snow to central Alberta ahead of the weekend, prompting weather warnings and travel advisories across the region.
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