Mother's Day Weekend: Mild Start, Cool Sunday
Mother's Day weekend begins mild before cooling Sunday. Forecast details for southwestern Ontario. Plus, eight suspects in smash-and-grab robberies, and more news.
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Mother's Day Weekend: Mild Start, Sunday Cool Down
Mother's Day weekend in southwestern Ontario begins mild but cools Sunday. Julie Atchison has the latest forecast. Also: smash-and-grab arrests, stink in Leslieville, and more.
Psychedelic Furs Cancel Calgary Folk Fest Show
The Psychedelic Furs have cancelled their Calgary Folk Music Festival performance due to a serious medical issue. A replacement will be announced soon.
Calgary Offers Free Hazardous Waste Drop-Off This Spring
Calgary provides 11 free hazardous waste drop-off locations this spring, helping residents safely dispose of toxic and dangerous trash.
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Calgary Weather: Warmer Mother's Day Weekend Forecast
Calgary is set to enjoy warmer temperatures for Mother's Day weekend, with sunny skies and highs near 20°C. Perfect for outdoor celebrations.
Montreal Prepares for Sunny Spring Weekend
Montreal gears up for a sunny spring weekend with pleasant weather, outdoor activities, and community events. Residents and visitors can enjoy the Old Port and more.
RCMP Cannabis Raids Won't Hinder N.B. First Nations Talks
RCMP raids on cannabis stores in New Brunswick won't disrupt discussions between the province and First Nations about legal pot sales, officials say.
Day-Use Passes Required at Three B.C. Parks
Planning a hike? Day-use passes will soon be required at Joffre Lakes, Golden Ears, and Garibaldi parks to reduce overcrowding and protect nature.
Tavistock Water Contamination Warning Issued by Health Unit
A health unit warns of possible water contamination in Tavistock, urging residents to boil water. The advisory follows a system issue and may last until Friday.
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Second Bear Bluff Charge in Kananaskis Prompts Warning
For the second time this week, a person was bluff-charged by a bear in Kananaskis, prompting closures and warnings in Spray Valley Provincial Park.
Bear Attack Likely Kills Hiker in Glacier National Park
A fatal bear attack at Glacier National Park marks the first such incident in decades. The victim was hiking near Mount Brown when the attack occurred.
Centretown volunteers give away 50 free trees to boost canopy
Centretown NeighbourWoods is giving away 50 free tree saplings to residents to help replenish the area's tree canopy, which is among the lowest in Ottawa.
Ontario spends $14M on water upgrades in Smiths Falls, Plevna
Ontario allocates $14 million to upgrade water infrastructure in Smiths Falls and Plevna, ensuring reliable water supply and improved services for residents.
CNH AGM Results and 2025 Sustainability Report Released
CNH Industrial announced voting results from its 2026 Annual General Meeting, including director reappointments and a $0.10 dividend, and published its 2025 Sustainability Report.
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Warm, Dry, Breezy Weekend Ahead for Edmonton
Edmonton will see warm, dry, and breezy conditions through the weekend and into next week, with highs near 20°C and sunny skies.
Hantavirus Cruise Ship and Antarctic Tourism Boom
A hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship underscores the rapid growth of Antarctic tourism, sparking calls for better regulation to ensure safety.
Leslieville Stink Source Found by Toronto Officials
After weeks of complaints, Toronto officials have identified the cause of a foul odour in Leslieville as the Ashbridges Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant, with repairs underway.
UK Bird Expert Tim Birkhead Takes Flight to Windsor-Essex
British ornithologist Tim Birkhead, a 'superstar' in bird science, spoke about the extinct great auk at Ojibway Nature Centre, drawing enthusiasts from across Ontario.
US employers add 115,000 jobs in April despite Iran war shock
U.S. employers added a surprisingly strong 115,000 jobs in April, defying economic shock from the Iran war. The labor market shows resilience amid global tensions.
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Vancouver's Cycling Upgrades: Slow but Steady Progress
Vancouver ranks third most bike-friendly in North America. Daily bike trips exceed 121,000. City engineers highlight incremental upgrades, expanding network by 30% in 15 years.
Temperatures to Drop to Freezing in Parts of Region
Temperatures are expected to drop near freezing in some areas of the region, with frost advisories possible. Residents are advised to protect sensitive plants.
Canadians Lag in Home Weather Protection Despite Climate Risks
A new Desjardins survey reveals fewer than 40% of Canadians have taken steps to protect homes from climate events, citing costs and lack of awareness of government subsidies.
Wildfires, Tourism, and Our Shared Responsibility
As wildfire season returns, we must balance tourism growth with fire prevention. Rapid response, public education, and fire-retardant building codes are key.
Zelenskyy Gains Upper Hand Over Putin as Ukraine's Drone Industry Thrives
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy strengthens his position against Putin, with Ukraine's drone industry reversing fortunes, while Russia scales back Victory Day parade amid security fears.
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Understanding Xeriscaping: Water-Wise Gardening
Xeriscaping reduces water usage through drought-tolerant plants, soil amendments, and mulching. Native plants offer low maintenance and carbon sequestration benefits.
UAE Intercepts Missile, Drone as Iran Ceasefire Strains
The UAE intercepted a missile and drone attacks amid escalating Iran-US tensions. The US retaliated against Iranian military facilities after thwarting attacks on Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Ottawa Colder Than Average Temperatures Continue
Ottawa will experience colder-than-average temperatures for another day. Residents are advised to dress warmly as the unusual spring chill persists.
Warm Start in Windsor-Essex Before Clouds Return
Windsor-Essex enjoys a warm start to the weekend, but clouds are expected to return. Local news also covers a double rainbow sighting.
Mixed Skies and Warmer Weekend Ahead in London
London, Ont. sees mixed skies and warmer temperatures this weekend. Also: Mississauga taxi probe, Obama in Toronto, and more top stories.
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3 Hikers Killed in Indonesian Volcano Eruption
Mount Dukono erupted in North Halmahera, Indonesia, killing at least three hikers. The volcano spewed ash and volcanic materials, prompting warnings.
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