Regina Library Closed for Extreme Heat This Weekend
Regina Public Library's Central Branch will be closed this weekend due to extreme heat, prioritizing visitor and staff safety during the heatwave.
Category : Environment
Rescue Calls Rising in Mountain Parks: Parks Canada
Parks Canada reports a significant increase in rescue calls in mountain parks, urging visitors to prioritize safety and preparedness.
Parks Canada Rescue Calls Surge: Urges Visitors to Prepare
Parks Canada reports a rise in rescue calls and urges visitors to prepare adequately. The agency emphasizes safety measures for backcountry travel.
Landslide Blocks Trans-Canada Highway Between Golden and Revelstoke
A landslide has closed Highway 1 between Golden and Revelstoke, B.C., on May 29, 2026. Traffic is limited as crews work to clear the debris. No injuries reported.
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Ottawa Mourns Boy, 6, Pulled from Rideau River
A six-year-old boy died after being pulled from the Rideau River near Hog's Back Falls in Ottawa, leaving residents devastated and calling for more safety measures.
Southeastern B.C. Under Flood Watch Due to Storms
Southeastern British Columbia is under a flood watch as storms and high temperatures cause rapid snowmelt, raising water levels. Residents are advised to stay alert.
Manitoba Heatwave Breaks Multiple Weather Records
Manitoba's intense heatwave has broken numerous weather records across the province, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented levels. Experts warn of continued extreme conditions.
Telus AI Data Centres: Sustainability in Vancouver
Telus plans AI data centres in Vancouver, smaller than US facilities, raising sustainability concerns amid protests. Experts weigh in on power use and purpose.
Heat Records Set in Five B.C. Interior Communities
Five communities in British Columbia's Interior set or tied heat records on May 29, 2026, as a warm spell continues across the province.
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Winnipeg Heat Dome: How Long Will It Last? Colleen Bready Forecast
Colleen Bready provides the latest on Winnipeg's heat dome, forecasts duration, and updates on weather conditions for May 29, 2026.
Bow River Flood Watch: Caution in Banff, Canmore
Officials urge caution along the Bow River as melting snowpack raises water levels. A flood watch and high streamflow advisories are in effect for Banff, Canmore, and surrounding areas.
Wildfire Evacuation Order Lifted Near Edmonton
Evacuation order lifted for a county northwest of Edmonton as wildfire threat diminishes. Residents can return home after days of firefighting efforts.
Swimming Not Recommended at Lakeview Park West Beach
Windsor-Essex health officials advise against swimming at Lakeview Park West Beach due to elevated bacteria levels, urging caution for beachgoers.
Free Bike Rides on BC Transit Buses During GoByBike Week
Cyclists can ride BC Transit buses for free from May 30 to June 5 during GoByBike Week, promoting active transportation and reducing emissions.
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Wind, Rain, Cool Air to Sweep Southern Quebec
Southern Quebec braces for wind, rain, and cooler temperatures as a weather system moves in. Montreal sees relief at the gas pump ahead of the weekend.
What Is a Blue Moon? Upcoming Celestial Event Explained
Learn all about blue moons, their types, and when to see the next one. A rare celestial event explained in simple terms.
Canada Plummets in Best Country Ranking, Below U.S.
Canada fell to 19th in the 2025 Best Countries ranking, dropping 15 spots from last year and placing below the United States for the first time in years.
Two Uncontrolled Wildfires Burn in Saskatchewan
Two uncontrolled wildfires are burning in Saskatchewan as federal officials warn of high fire risk. The 2026 season started slow but remains dangerous.
Piping Plovers Return to Wasaga Beach
A pair of Piping Plovers has been sighted at Wasaga Beach, raising hopes for the endangered species' recovery. Conservation efforts and habitat protection are key.
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B.C. man sets two Guinness records for tree planting in 24 hours
A Vancouver man planted nearly 48,000 mangrove trees in 24 hours, earning two Guinness World Records. The feat highlights individual climate action.
Evacuation Ordered Near Duck Lake as Wildfire Grows
An evacuation order has been issued around Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, as a wildfire continues to grow. Federal officials note a slow start to the 2026 wildfire season but warn of high risk.
Halifax Harbour Ferry Back on Regular Schedule
The Christopher Stannix ferry has returned to service in Halifax Harbour, resuming its regular crossing schedule after a period of repairs.
Italy on Red Alert as France, Portugal Break May Heat Records
Italy issues red alert as France and Portugal record hottest May days ever. Tennis star Jannik Sinner struggles with heat at French Open amid scorching temperatures across Europe.
Calgary Weekend: Rainy and Cool with 50mm of Rain Expected
Calgary faces a rainy and cool weekend with up to 50mm of rain. Stay updated on the five-day forecast from Sky Watch Weather Centre.
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Chinese astronauts return after record 7-month mission
Three Chinese astronauts returned to Earth on Friday after nearly seven months in space, setting a new record for the longest Chinese crewed mission.
Late Spring Snowfall Covers Cape Breton in May
A late spring snowfall blanketed parts of Cape Breton on May 29, 2026, surprising residents with a snowy scene in Dominion, N.S., captured by local photographer Ian Daye.
Montrealers Urged to Cut Water Use This Summer
Montreal and surrounding cities are asking residents to reduce water consumption this summer due to drought concerns and infrastructure strain.
Metro Vancouver May Impose Stage 3 Water Restrictions in June
Metro Vancouver warns that Stage 3 water restrictions could begin in June due to low reservoir levels, urging residents to conserve water immediately.
No Evidence Planes Dropping Ticks Over Ontario
Social media conspiracy theory claims planes are dropping ticks over Ontario, but experts say there is no evidence to support this. Health officials urge public to rely on verified information.
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N.B. Net-Zero Fire Station Wins National Award
The net-zero ready fire station in Salisbury, New Brunswick, has received national recognition for its energy efficiency and design.
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