Valley of the Five Lakes Trail to Reopen After Wildfire
Valley of the Five Lakes trail in Jasper National Park is set to reopen nearly two years after a devastating wildfire forced its closure.
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Man dies after bear encounter near Sask. airstrip
A man has died following a bear encounter near an airstrip in northern Saskatchewan, RCMP reported. The incident is under investigation.
Day-Use Passes for 3 BC Parks May 2026
British Columbia will require day-use passes for three popular parks starting May 2026. The move aims to manage crowds and protect natural areas.
Amazon Groups Urge UN to Curb Crime, Not Militarize
Indigenous leaders from the Amazon call on the UN to address organized crime without militarizing their lands, emphasizing protection of territories and human rights.
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2,000-Year-Old Fishing Net Found in Tsawwassen
A rare 2,000-year-old fishing net discovered in Tsawwassen is being conserved by the Tsawwassen First Nation, offering insights into ancient coastal life.
Edmonton Streetcar Service Resumes Friday
Streetcar service on Edmonton's High Level Bridge and at Fort Edmonton Park resumes Friday, May 11, 2026, featuring historic Regina 42.
Novice Driver in BMW Clocked 100 km/h Over Limit
A novice driver in a BMW was caught going 100 km/h over the speed limit in North Vancouver, according to RCMP. The incident occurred on May 1, 2026.
Police free moose from wire fence on Highway 6
Two OPP officers on Manitoulin Island rescued a moose stuck in a wire fence near Highway 6 on May 9. The animal was freed and returned to the wild.
Wildfire Burns on Star Blanket Cree Nation in Saskatchewan
A wildfire broke out on the Star Blanket Cree Nation in Saskatchewan on May 10, 2026. Fire crews are actively battling the blaze, which poses a threat to the community.
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Snowmobiler Found Dead Near B.C.-Yukon Border
A snowmobiler who went missing near the B.C.-Yukon border has been found dead, authorities confirmed. The search ended tragically.
Cameco halts uranium mill in northern Sask. due to flooding
Cameco temporarily pauses production at its uranium mill in northern Saskatchewan after flooding. The company cites safety and environmental concerns as water levels rise.
Enslaved Black Child in 18th-Century Portrait Identified
Researchers have identified the enslaved Black child named Jersey in a Joshua Reynolds portrait, revealing his story for the first time.
Cloudy Start to Week with Gusty Winds, Unsettled Conditions
Windsor sees a cloudy start to the week with gusty winds and unsettled conditions. Other news: fire at seniors' residence, World Cup economic impact, hantavirus cruise ship, and more.
Missing Snowmobiler Found Dead in Northwestern B.C.
A snowmobiler missing since Friday near the Yukon border was found dead Sunday morning, about four kilometers from his last known location, after treacherous conditions hampered rescue.
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Toronto Zoo's Pregnant Pygmy Hippo Kindia Doing Well
Kindia, a 20-year-old Pygmy hippo at the Toronto Zoo, is expecting her second calf in late July and is reported to be in good health.
Water Rescue Reminder to Wear Lifejackets: Harbour Master
A water rescue on the Detroit River prompts Harbour Master to stress lifejacket use. The incident underscores safety measures for boaters.
Winnipeg Outage Affects 3,600 Customers: Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Hydro reports a large power outage affecting around 3,600 customers in Winnipeg on Sunday, May 10, 2026. Crews are working to restore service.
Mounties Search for Missing Snowmobiler in Northern B.C.
RCMP are searching for a missing snowmobiler in northern British Columbia under extreme weather conditions, with treacherous terrain complicating efforts.
Birds Fear Women More Than Men, Study Shows
A new study finds city birds flee faster from women than men, even when disguised, suggesting subtle cues trigger fear responses.
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Windsor Remembers Boer War Veterans in Ceremony
Dignitaries gathered in Windsor, Ont. on May 9, 2026, to honor those who served in the Boer War, remembering their sacrifices and contributions.
Whistler Mom's Mountain-Moving Love for Daughter with Disabilities
Sue Hargrave defied odds to help her daughter Eliza overcome severe developmental challenges, and now leads The Traverse, providing private housing for individuals with disabilities.
Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship Docks in Canary Islands
The MV Hondius, hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak, docks in Tenerife. Passengers begin evacuation, including four Canadians. WHO screens remaining 130 aboard.
Bluenose II Captain Marks 25 Years at Helm
Captain Phil Watson of the Bluenose II reflects on a quarter-century navigating the iconic Canadian schooner, preserving maritime heritage.
DNA Analysis Unveils Franklin Expedition Secrets
Canadian anthropologists used DNA to identify bones from the Franklin Expedition, solving a 170-year-old mystery about the crew's final days.
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City Birds More Scared of Women Than Men: Study
A new study reveals that urban birds flee faster from women than men, suggesting birds perceive women as more threatening due to higher-pitched voices.
Adapt Expo Ottawa: Inclusive Sports and Accessibility
The Adapt Expo in Ottawa showcased inclusive sports and accessibility innovations, featuring adaptive equipment and activities for people with disabilities.
Sea Cadets Break Ground on New Waterfront Building in Barrie
Sea Cadets in Barrie have broken ground on a new waterfront facility, marking a significant milestone for the organization and the community.
RCMP Search for Human Remains West of Calgary
RCMP and Cochrane Search and Rescue are searching for human remains west of Calgary. The investigation is ongoing, with no further details released.
Prince Albert Park Closed Over High River Flows
A popular urban park in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has been closed to the public due to dangerously elevated river flows, city officials announced.
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CF-18 Flies Over Ottawa for Tulip Festival Opening
A CF-18 Hornet performed a flyover at the Canadian Tulip Festival's opening ceremony in Ottawa, marking a highlight of the event.
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