This week's climate news highlights a solar project in B.C. Hydro's power initiative entering environmental review, funding for social housing emissions cuts, and a new calf for endangered killer whales, alongside global warming data.
The Grand River Conservation Authority alerts residents to increasing water levels following a period of mild and wet weather, urging caution near waterways.
The Vancouver Aquarium has welcomed two California sea lions, Holly and Maui, from a closed Ontario zoo. The pair are settling into their new habitat as part of conservation efforts.
Authorities have recovered the bodies of nine backcountry skiers killed in a California avalanche near Lake Tahoe, concluding a four-day operation hindered by heavy snow and avalanche threats.
A residential fire in Tottenham has resulted in one individual being hospitalized. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, with investigations into the cause currently underway.
A Belleville, Michigan resident has been fined $1,700 and banned from fishing in Ontario for one year after pleading guilty to fishing without a license and using extra lines in Lake Erie near Amherstburg.
California Highway Patrol search and rescue teams face extreme weather as they work to locate and recover a group of missing skiers in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Truckee.
Plastic lobster tags from Newfoundland's 1980s fisheries have been discovered on a Scottish beach, highlighting the persistent global issue of marine plastic pollution and its long-distance travel.
The National Weather Service has issued blizzard warnings for New York City and coastal communities, forecasting up to 2 feet of snow and dangerous travel conditions as a powerful late-winter storm moves in.
A significant winter storm is forecast to hit the Maritimes starting Monday, bringing heavy snowfall and powerful winds that could disrupt travel and daily activities across the region.
Ottawa residents can expect a mix of milder weather and potential flurries this week, with temperatures fluctuating and possible freezing drizzle. The forecast indicates a typical winter pattern for the capital region.
Windsor faces a spring snowfall with strong winds, but a mid-week warm-up is forecasted. City plows are on standby as residents prepare for changing conditions.
London faces a mixed weather bag with freezing drizzle and snow early in the week, followed by a mild warm-up mid-week. Stay updated on the fluctuating conditions.
Shy, scaly pangolins are the most trafficked mammals globally, facing severe threats from illegal wildlife trade and habitat loss, pushing them toward extinction.
Alberta's renewable energy market has collapsed with a 99% decline in corporate deals since 2023, while Nova Scotia emerges as Canada's new leader. The province faces critical policy decisions in 2026 that will determine if the market can be revived.
A surge in Chinese electric vehicle imports is set to lower used EV prices in Canada, while tax filing updates and Mark Carney's defence strategy impact the economy.
Environment Canada forecasts clearing skies in Montreal with a high of minus 5°C, but light snow is expected overnight with lows near minus 8°C and wind chills dropping to minus 15°C.
Shy, scaly pangolins are being trafficked at alarming rates globally, pushing these unique anteaters toward extinction despite conservation efforts.
Calgary faces another cold day on Saturday, similar to Friday's chill, but a slight warming trend is forecast for Sunday. Significant temperature increases are anticipated next week, offering relief from the frigid conditions.
Community organizations in Sudbury are implementing innovative programs to redirect surplus food from landfills to individuals and families facing food insecurity, addressing both hunger and environmental concerns.
In a landmark conservation effort, 158 juvenile hybrid giant tortoises have been released on Floreana Island in the Galápagos to revive the ecosystem and reintroduce the species to its native habitat.
A Mississauga man has been fined by the Ministry of Natural Resources for hunting a calf moose without a proper license, highlighting enforcement of wildlife protection laws.
Environment Canada has issued a severe cold warning for Regina and parts of southeastern Saskatchewan, with dangerously low temperatures expected. The alert comes amid other regional weather advisories across Canada.
A newborn southern resident orca calf has been observed in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, offering hope for the critically endangered population. The calf was photographed on February 16, 2026.
Italian authorities report a man trained his dog to illegally dump garbage bags roadside. The case highlights creative illegal waste disposal methods amid broader environmental enforcement discussions.
A special weather statement warns Montreal of up to 10 cm of snow this weekend, impacting travel and daily activities. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous conditions as winter continues its grip on the region.
Calgary will return to Stage 4 water restrictions for up to four weeks starting March 9 as the Bearspaw South feeder main undergoes reinforcement repairs on nine sections.
Trumpeter swans are being tagged and banded on Lake Couchiching in Washago, Ontario, as part of ongoing preservation and research initiatives by Trumpeter Swan Conservation Ontario.
Meteorologist Colleen Bready provides an updated weather forecast for Manitoba, detailing current conditions and what residents can expect over the upcoming weekend.
An investigation into a deadly avalanche near Lake Tahoe will examine if criminal negligence contributed to the deaths of eight backcountry skiers, with one still missing.