Victoria explores 26 C heat limit for rentals
Victoria councillors voted unanimously to study heat-protection rules for rentals, including a potential 26 C maximum indoor temperature. The move aims to protect tenants during extreme heat events.
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High Winds Cause Power Outages in Saskatchewan
Severe winds have knocked out power in several southern Saskatchewan communities, including Eastend, due to storm damage. Crews are working to restore electricity.
World Cup High Risk for Measles Spread: Health Agency
Canada's public health agency warns that the upcoming FIFA World Cup could accelerate measles transmission, urging vaccination and vigilance.
Wetland Drained Near North Bay Housing Development
Tracy Boucher reports the pond near her North Bay home is drying up despite record rainfall, raising concerns about wetland drainage linked to nearby housing development.
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New Bylaw Fines Up to $3,000 for Piping Plover Disruption
Barrie enacts a new bylaw allowing fines of up to $3,000 for disturbing endangered Piping Plovers, aiming to protect nesting sites.
Banff, K-Country Trail Closures for May Long Weekend
Several trails and areas in Banff National Park and Kananaskis Country are closed this May long weekend for resource management, safety, and wildlife protection.
Erosion study at Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick
A research team is studying erosion at Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park in New Brunswick, noting that the iconic rock formations are constantly changing due to natural forces.
Montreal's REM Light Rail: Full Ridership Plan Unveiled
Montreal's REM light rail transit system announces a comprehensive plan to boost ridership, with new connections and improved service frequency.
Cool May Long Weekend for Saskatchewan
Environment Canada forecasts below-average temperatures and possible snow for Saskatchewan's May Long Weekend, delaying summer-like weather.
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Cuba Blockade Lift 'Simpler' Than Aid: President
Cuban president says lifting the US trade embargo is a more straightforward way to help the country than providing aid, amid ongoing economic crisis.
Storm Causes Power Outages in Southwest Saskatchewan
Several communities in southern Saskatchewan, including Eastend, are without power after storm-related damage. Crews are working to restore electricity.
Victoria Day Calgary: May Long Weekend Open and Closed List
Find out what's open and closed in Calgary for Victoria Day 2026, including city services, transit, and attractions. Plan your long weekend.
Carney: Honda EV Exit 'Disappointing'
Prime Minister Mark Carney reacts to Honda's decision to indefinitely suspend its $15-billion electric vehicle project in Ontario, citing the company's first-ever annual loss of $2.7 billion.
Hwy. 417 lane closures at Pinecrest due to LRT work
The City of Ottawa confirms lane closures on Highway 417 at Pinecrest Road are related to Stage 2 LRT construction, causing significant traffic congestion for commuters.
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Free Children's Water Festival in London Thursday Evening
The Children's Water Festival at Fanshawe Conservation Area offers free family fun on May 14, 2026, with interactive water education activities.
Timeline of Honda’s Evolution in Alliston, Ont. Amid EV Plans
A timeline of Honda's evolution in Alliston, Ontario, following the latest pause on $15B EV plans amid losses, highlighting key milestones.
Bell Canada Names Lead Construction Partner for AI Data Centre
Bell Canada has selected a lead construction partner for its AI data centre in RM of Sherwood, near Regina, marking a major step in future infrastructure projects.
Calgary Firefighters Battle Blaze at Sherwood Home
Calgary firefighters responded to a blaze in the 100 block of Sherwood Crescent N.W. on May 14, 2026, causing significant damage. No injuries reported.
IIO Probes Woman's Death After 9-Hour Standoff on Bridge
British Columbia's police watchdog investigates the death of a woman who fell from the Granville Street Bridge after a nine-hour police response involving communication attempts.
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Calgary Long Weekend: Cold, Windy, and Wet Weather Ahead
Calgary's May long weekend forecast calls for cold, windy, and wet conditions. Residents should prepare for unseasonably cool temperatures and rain.
Calgary Flood Season: New Protections for Homes and Businesses
Calgary enters flood season with enhanced flood barriers and home-buyout programs, aiming to protect residents and businesses from spring melt and heavy rains.
Winnipeg Flyby Postponed Due to Weather
A Canadian Forces Hercules flyby over Winnipeg scheduled for May 14 has been postponed due to weather. No new date has been announced yet.
Artemis II Crew Welcomed at Canadian Space Agency HQ
The Artemis II astronauts received a hero's welcome at the Canadian Space Agency headquarters in Quebec, celebrating their upcoming lunar mission.
Clear Lake Boat Ban Lifted: New Measures
The boat ban at Clear Lake has been lifted with new safety measures. Officials outline rules to prevent invasive species and ensure public safety.
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Suspicious Coombs Brush Fire Under RCMP Investigation
A brush fire near Coombs Country Candy on Vancouver Island is being investigated by RCMP as suspicious. The fire was reported shortly after 10 PM on May 13.
Ex-Pilots Slam Celebrities for Private Jets at Cannes Amid Fuel Crisis
Former pilots and activists denounce celebrities flying private jets to Cannes, urging economy travel or trains to reduce carbon footprint during a global fuel shortage.
Super El Niño's Potential Impact on Canada
Environment Canada warns a super El Niño could emerge by June, raising extreme weather odds in Quebec. Other news includes arrests, court rulings, and health updates.
New Arboretum Planned After Fiona Devastated Nova Scotia Trees
A new arboretum on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore will preserve tree species after post-tropical storm Fiona destroyed half the trees at Memory Lane Heritage Village in 2022.
Toronto Names First Electric Ferries After Public Contest
Toronto's first electric ferries, Lady of the Quays and Toronto Islander, named via public contest. First vessel arrives late 2026, boosting zero-emission fleet.
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Hope in N.L. Town as Government Targets Rotting Fish Plant
A long-abandoned fish-sauce plant in St. Mary's, N.L., has been emitting a foul odor for years. The provincial government has now announced plans to remove the rotting structure, bringing hope to residents.
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