Science World to Become Giant Soccer Ball for FIFA
Science World in Vancouver is set for a transformation into a giant soccer ball, inspired by the upcoming FIFA World Cup, with a new dome design.
Category : Environment
Honda Halts $15B EV Plant in Canada: Report
Honda has reportedly paused its plan to build a $15 billion electric vehicle battery plant in Alliston, Ontario, citing changing market conditions and economic uncertainties.
Alberta's Wildfire Response Improvements Since Fort McMurray
Ten years after the Fort McMurray wildfire forced 90,000 to evacuate, Alberta has overhauled its wildfire response with new technology, funding, and strategies.
B.C. Hydro May Electricity Demand Record Amid Heat Wave
B.C. Hydro reports record peak demand in May as unseasonably warm weather drives air conditioning use, offering rebates on energy-efficient cooling systems.
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Black Bears Return to Elk Island; Public Urged to Keep Distance
DNA analysis reveals 39 black bears in Elk Island National Park. Officials warn visitors to maintain distance as bears emerge from hibernation.
Fire Ban Coming for Coastal B.C. This Week
A campfire ban will be implemented across coastal British Columbia this week due to dry conditions and elevated fire risk. Officials urge caution.
2026 PNE Prize Home: Smart Fridge to Secondary Suite
The 2026 PNE Prize Home, featuring a smart fridge and secondary suite, has been unveiled in Surrey. The home showcases modern amenities and sustainable design.
Eta Aquariid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight: Halley's Comet Debris
The Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks on May 5, 2026, as Earth passes through debris from Halley's Comet. Best viewing before dawn.
B.C. Fails Students on Climate Education, Lacks Curriculum
Opinion: B.C. has no curriculum requirement for climate change causes or solutions, leaving students unprepared and anxious. Parents and doctors call for mandatory education.
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Massive Ice Ridges Pile Up on Lake Winnipeg
Unusually large ice ridges have formed on Lake Winnipeg in early May, drawing attention to changing ice conditions. The phenomenon was captured on May 4, 2026.
Saw Sparks Caused Second Toronto High-Rise Fire
Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop announced that a saw cutting concrete sparked a second blaze at Thorncliffe Park high-rises, reigniting insulation from a previous fire.
Warm Wednesday with Thunderstorm Risk in Calgary
Calgary faces a warm Wednesday with a risk of thunderstorms. Stay updated on weather alerts and other local news highlights.
Feds' Climate Plan a $200-Billion Flop, Emissions Flatline
Canada's greenhouse gas emissions remain far from Paris targets, with $200 billion spent on ineffective programs. Prime Minister Carney acknowledges failure.
Coyote Swam 2 Miles to Alcatraz, Surprising Biologists
A male coyote swam 2 miles from Angel Island to Alcatraz, longer than previously thought. DNA analysis confirmed its origin, but the coyote has not been seen since.
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Stolen Gong Returned to Kitchener Hospital Cancer Centre
Waterloo Regional Police recover a ceremonial gong stolen from Kitchener's Grand River Cancer Centre, used by patients to mark milestones. A 44-year-old man faces theft charges.
Military Dolphins in the Strait of Hormuz?
Rumors of military dolphins in the Strait of Hormuz persist, but the U.S. Navy has used them for decades. Learn about their training and roles.
Red Earth, Shoal Lake evacuate amid record flooding
Record flooding forces evacuations in Red Earth and Shoal Lake Cree Nations. Emergency crews respond as water levels rise, with residents using canoes to navigate floodwaters.
Alberta MOU Progress Draws Mixed Reactions from Oil Execs
Oil executives and climate groups criticize the slow pace of Alberta's MOU, while disagreeing on the carbon tax. The agreement, signed by PM Carney and Premier Smith, faces implementation challenges.
Montreal Wheelchair User Decries City's Sidewalk Disrepair
A Montreal wheelchair user speaks out about the hazardous condition of city sidewalks, highlighting bumps, holes, and cracks that pose daily challenges.
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Winnipeg Seeks Designs for Wellington Bike Lanes
The City of Winnipeg has issued a call for design proposals for bike lanes on Wellington Crescent, aiming to improve cycling infrastructure and safety.
Grizzly Bear Sighting on Vancouver Island Prompts Caution
A grizzly bear was spotted on northern Vancouver Island, prompting officials to urge residents to exercise caution. The sighting highlights the need for wildlife awareness in the region.
As Wildfires Intensify, Governments Must Prepare More
A decade after Fort McMurray's catastrophic wildfire, Canada faces a 700% increase in catastrophic fires. Governments must act now to mitigate risks and protect communities.
Coyote swam 3 km to Alcatraz, surprising biologists
A male coyote swam over 3 kilometers to Alcatraz Island, twice the distance biologists expected, showcasing remarkable endurance and adaptability.
Out-of-Control Wildfire on Vancouver Island Sparks Alarm
An out-of-control wildfire is burning on Vancouver Island, prompting evacuations and raising concerns among residents and authorities about the fire's rapid spread.
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Wildfire Alert Cancelled in North-Central Alberta
A wildfire alert in north-central Alberta has been cancelled as crews successfully control the spread. The blaze in Parkland County is now contained.
Sunshine Village Summer Skiing Returns for Canada Day
Banff Sunshine Village will reopen for summer skiing from June 20 to July 5, including Canada Day, thanks to record snowfall. Skiers can enjoy slushy conditions and celebrate in style.
Canada's Flood Risk Tool Not Searchable Yet
Canada has launched a new searchable flood risk tool, but it is currently unavailable for public searches. The tool aims to help Canadians assess flood risks.
Snow in May: Manitoba's Unseasonal Weather Update
Colleen Bready reports on snow falling in Manitoba in May, along with other top news including politics, business, health, and entertainment.
Three charged in water treatment break-in, Manitoba RCMP say
Manitoba RCMP have charged three individuals in connection with a break-in at a water treatment plant that is impacting a northern First Nation.
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Jet Skier Strikes Grey Whale Off Vancouver Coast
A jet ski operator struck a grey whale near Vancouver on Monday, shocking witnesses. Vancouver police have identified the watercraft operator and are investigating the incident.
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