Total Lunar Eclipse to Grace Canadian Skies in 2026
A total lunar eclipse is set to captivate skywatchers across Canada in February 2026, offering a breathtaking astronomical event visible to the naked eye.
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Winds Blow Porta-Potty into Winnipeg Road During Rush Hour
Intense winds in Winnipeg blew a portable toilet from a construction site into a road during morning rush hour, causing disruptions and highlighting weather hazards.
Total Lunar Eclipse Over Calgary Early Tuesday Morning
A rare total lunar eclipse, known as a blood moon, will be visible in Calgary's pre-dawn skies on Tuesday. The next such event in Alberta won't occur until 2029.
Body Found After Northern B.C. Fire, Water Restrictions Enacted
A body has been recovered following a massive fire in northern British Columbia, prompting Fraser Lake to impose water restrictions to preserve reservoir levels for firefighting.
Ten Earthquakes Recorded in Ramara Township Over Past Month
The Southern Great Lakes Seismic Zone has experienced ten minor earthquakes in Ramara Township over the last month, highlighting ongoing low-level seismic activity in the region.
Rare Total Lunar Eclipse Over Alberta Early Tuesday
A rare total lunar eclipse, known as a blood moon, will grace Alberta's pre-dawn skies early Tuesday. The next local viewing opportunity won't occur until June 2029.
Emergency Presence at Bayport Marina Is Training Exercise
Residents in Barrie are advised not to be alarmed by a significant emergency response near Bayport Marina, as it is part of a scheduled ice water rescue training operation.
Dutch Elm Disease Here to Stay in Saskatoon
Saskatoon officials confirm Dutch elm disease is now a permanent fixture, with prevention deemed unfeasible, leading to significant canopy loss and urban redesign.
Manitobans to Witness 'Blood Worm Moon' Total Lunar Eclipse
Astronomy enthusiasts across Manitoba are gearing up to observe a rare total lunar eclipse, known as the 'Blood Worm Moon,' with optimal viewing conditions expected in the region.
Red Tide Causes Mass Crayfish Deaths in South Africa
A severe red tide event off the coast of South Africa has resulted in the mass death of rock lobsters, washing thousands ashore in Elands Bay near Cape Town.
Winnipeg Weather: Brief Warm Spell Forecasted
Meteorologist Colleen Bready provides an updated forecast for Winnipeg, predicting a short-lived warm-up amid ongoing winter conditions. Details on current weather patterns and outlook.
Extreme Weather Ravages Canadian Roads, Sparks Insurance Concerns
Major winter storms and extreme cold across Canada have severely damaged city infrastructure, leading to a surge in potholes and collisions, prompting drivers to question the need for additional insurance coverage.
Newfoundland Senior's Snow Measurement Tradition Gains Attention
A 62-year-old Newfoundland man is using a simple ruler to document record-breaking snowfall in Paradise, becoming an unofficial weather chronicler for his community during an intense winter season.
Ottawa Firefighters Battle Hazards in South Ottawa Bungalow Fire
A fire caused extensive damage to a home on Prince of Wales Drive, with Ottawa Fire Services highlighting significant hazards during the response. No injuries were reported.
Alberta Clippers: The Science Behind Winter Wind Phenomenon
Discover the meteorological origins of Alberta Clippers, the fast-moving winter winds that originate in the Rockies and bring frigid air across North America, from their folkloric naming to scientific classification.
London's Spring Reprieve: Warmer Temperatures Arrive Friday
Environment Canada forecasts a significant temperature increase for London this Friday, offering a welcome break from recent snowfall and freezing conditions. The region will experience above-freezing temperatures, providing a glimpse of spring weather.
Winter Storms Ravage Canadian Infrastructure, Highlighting Climate
Major winter storms and extreme cold across Canada have severely damaged city infrastructure, causing widespread disruptions and raising concerns about climate resilience.
U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Canadians on Lake St. Clair
A dramatic ice rescue operation unfolded on Lake St. Clair as U.S. Coast Guard personnel saved two Canadians stranded in perilous conditions, highlighting cross-border emergency cooperation.
Manitoba Predicts Low-to-Moderate Spring Flood Risk
Manitoba officials forecast a low-to-moderate risk of spring flooding for 2026, citing favorable weather conditions and proactive water management measures.
Colleen Bready Forecast: Cold Relief Coming Soon
Colleen Bready provides an updated weather forecast for February 25, 2026, predicting some relief from the cold across Canada, with heavy snow expected in B.C. Interior.
Environment Canada Ends Weather Radio and Phone Services
Environment Canada has officially terminated its weather radio and telephone information services, marking a significant shift in how Canadians access critical meteorological updates.
Hidden Dangers of Wasaga Beach Ice Mounds
Wasaga Beach Fire Department warns that beautiful ice formations along the shoreline conceal hazardous conditions, urging visitors to prioritize safety over photos.
Canada's Spring Forecast: Volatile to Hot and Dry
Meteorologists predict a dramatic shift in Canada's spring weather, starting with sluggish, volatile patterns before transitioning to hot and dry conditions across many regions.
$8M Canadian Prescribed Fire Training Program Launched
A groundbreaking $8 million Canadian Prescribed Fire Training Program aims to address critical gaps in land management and ecological restoration through controlled burns.
Ice Rescue on Lake St. Clair: Helicopter Deployed by Responders
Emergency crews in Lakeshore, Ontario, conducted a high-stakes ice rescue on Lake St. Clair, utilizing a helicopter to save individuals in perilous conditions on February 24, 2026.
Cross-Border Protection for Southern Resident Killer Whales
As Vancouver and Seattle highlight orcas during FIFA World Cup events, Canada and the U.S. are intensifying joint efforts to safeguard these iconic marine mammals through noise reduction, policy alignment, and shared stewardship in the Salish Sea.
Little Canada March Break: Build Mini Trees for Real Forests
During March Break, Little Canada hosts the Build-a-Tiny-Tree Workshop where families create miniature trees that support real tree planting across Canada through One Tree Planted.
First-of-its-Kind Research on Lake Winnipeg Microalgae Viruses
University of Winnipeg researchers are conducting groundbreaking research into viruses and microbes in Lake Winnipeg, focusing on their impact on microalgae and aquatic ecosystems.
Maritime Schools Closed Due to Winter Storm
A severe winter storm has forced widespread school closures across the Maritimes, disrupting education and travel as authorities urge caution.
Northeast U.S. Recovers from Severe Snowstorm, Disruptions Ease
A major snowstorm swept through the Northeast United States, causing widespread flight cancellations and school closures. Communities are now working to clear roads and restore normal operations.
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