Major Spring Snowstorm Targets Manitoba with Heavy Snow
A significant spring snowstorm is forecast to impact parts of Manitoba, bringing heavy snowfall, gusty winds, and potential travel disruptions as winter weather persists into late April.
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Body Found After Ship Capsizes in Typhoon, Five Missing
Search teams have recovered the body of one crew member after a vessel overturned during a severe typhoon. Five other individuals remain missing as rescue operations continue in challenging conditions.
Nova Scotians Favor More Protected Lands: Survey
A new survey indicates a majority of Nova Scotians desire expanded land protection efforts, highlighting public backing for conservation initiatives like the Archibald Lake Wilderness Area.
Maritimes Set Low Temperature Records, Snow Expected Thursday
The Maritimes experienced record-breaking low temperatures, with forecasts predicting snow on Thursday. Meteorologists attribute the unusual cold to lingering Arctic air masses.
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Spring Storm Batters Eastern Alberta with Snow, Rain, Wind
A powerful spring storm has unleashed heavy snowfall, rain, and gusty winds across eastern Alberta, causing travel disruptions and prompting weather warnings.
Windsor Boosts Bottle Deposit Returns for Earth Day
Windsor residents can get more money for their empty beverage containers on Earth Day 2026, as local recycling initiatives ramp up to promote environmental sustainability and reduce waste.
Think Tank Urges PM Carney to Secure Carbon Price Deal with Alberta
A climate think tank is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney to finalize an industrial carbon pricing agreement with Alberta, highlighting its critical role in national climate strategy and economic stability.
Mild Spring in Windsor, Rain Expected by Weekend
Windsor experiences continued mild spring weather, with forecasters predicting increased rain chances as the weekend approaches. Residents can expect pleasant conditions with gradual changes.
Ticks Arrive Early in Canada: Lyme Disease Risk Up
Tick season has started early in Canada, raising concerns about increased Lyme disease cases. Experts advise caution outdoors.
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U of A's Organ Removal Plan Sparks Outrage
The University of Alberta plans to remove the Casavant War Memorial Organ from Convocation Hall, citing accessibility issues, but advocates argue it is a historic memorial that should be preserved.
Water Levels Stabilize on Ottawa River in Capital Region
Water levels on the Ottawa River are stabilizing after recent flooding. Warm temperatures and no rain are expected, providing relief to affected areas.
Body Found After Cargo Ship Overturns Near Saipan
Authorities recovered one body from an overturned cargo ship near the Northern Mariana Islands. Five crew members remain missing after Super Typhoon Sinlaku caused the vessel to lose power.
Sask. Residents Question AI Data Centre Need After Approval
Sherwood council unanimously approved a proposed AI data centre despite calls to stop it, leaving Saskatchewan residents questioning its necessity and purpose.
How 're-wilding' boosts climate resilience and bee habitats
Rewilding transforms urban spaces into climate-resilient, bee-friendly habitats. Adam Barnes of Rewilders Toronto leads efforts to plant pollinator gardens across Canada.
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Iran Fires on Ship in Strait of Hormuz Amid Ceasefire Tensions
Iran's Revolutionary Guard opened fire on a container ship in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions as ceasefire talks with the U.S. falter. Oil prices surge.
Cleanfarms Ushers New Era of Agricultural Circularity
Cleanfarms celebrates Earth Day 2026 with a focus on agricultural circularity, recycling plastics, and launching new stewardship programs across Canada.
Tick Season Early, Lyme Disease Fears Rise in Canada
Experts warn tick season has begun early in Canada, increasing concerns about Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. Learn how to protect yourself.
Inside B.C.'s Wildfire Boot Camp: Training Recruits
A look at B.C.'s intense wildfire boot camp in Merritt, preparing firefighters for the upcoming season with rigorous training and simulations.
ChariTree Foundation Marks 20 Years with Climate Education Initiative
Canada's ChariTree Foundation marks its 20th anniversary on Earth Day with a $20,000 donation supporting children's climate education and tree planting in Malawi, addressing urgent environmental challenges.
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Calgary's Weekly Forecast: A Rapid Tour Through All Seasons
Calgary's weather this week will showcase all four seasons, with rain arriving Wednesday followed by a return of snow later in the week, according to the latest forecast.
Prescribed Burn at Wascana Park Reduces Wildfire Fuel
A controlled burn was executed in Regina's Wascana Park to remove excess vegetation, lowering the risk of potential wildfires and supporting ecological health.
B.C. Wildfire Tech Firms Aid Firefighting Globally
Vancouver-based tech companies are leveraging innovative solutions to combat wildfires, with firms like Nova leading the charge both in British Columbia and internationally.
Toronto Zoo's Pygmy Hippo Expecting Second Calf This Summer
The Toronto Zoo announces that Kindia, its pygmy hippo, is pregnant and due to give birth this summer, marking her second calf. The zoo is preparing for the arrival with enhanced care and monitoring.
Willola Beach Residents Brace for Floods Amid Volunteer Fatigue
Residents of Willola Beach in western Ottawa are confronting another flood warning as the Ottawa River rises, with volunteers exhausted from repeated flooding events since 2017.
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French River Seeks Volunteers as Flooding Fears Escalate
The French River area in Northern Ontario is urgently requesting volunteer assistance to fill sandbags as water levels rise, with over 4,000 bags already distributed and only a few hundred remaining.
Minden Hills State of Emergency Continues Amid Flooding
Minden Hills, Ontario, is still under a state of emergency due to severe flooding, with officials warning the situation remains critical. The community faces ongoing challenges as water levels rise, impacting roads and infrastructure.
Chatham-Kent Mayor Pitches Waste-to-Energy as High-Return Investment
Chatham-Kent's mayor is promoting a waste-to-energy project as a lucrative investment opportunity, with a council vote imminent. The initiative aims to convert waste into energy, promising economic and environmental benefits for the region.
Super El Niño to Hit by June, Impacting Southern Quebec Weather
A powerful Super El Niño is forecasted to arrive by June 2026, likely causing extreme weather events in southern Quebec, including potential tornadoes and storms.
Sturgeon County Fire Advisory Issued as Wildfire Risks Rise
A fire advisory has been activated in Sturgeon County, Alberta, as authorities respond to escalating wildfire threats and dry conditions in the region.
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Fuel Oil Spill Contaminates Water in Minden Hills
A significant fuel oil spill has occurred in Minden Hills, leading to water contamination and raising environmental alarms. Authorities are investigating the incident and assessing the impact on local ecosystems.
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