Calgary's Deep Freeze to Ease as Temperatures Rise
After a period of bitter cold, Calgary is set to experience a slow but steady climb in temperatures into Tuesday, offering relief from the recent frigid conditions across the region.
Category : Arctic Environment
Two Snowmobilers Die After Falling Through Frozen Lake in B.C.
Tragedy strikes in British Columbia as two snowmobilers lose their lives after breaking through the ice on Charlotte Lake. The RCMP Underwater Recovery Team was deployed in the recovery effort.
Brazil's Lula Revokes Amazon Waterway Decree After Indigenous Protest
A major Indigenous protest in the Amazon rainforest has pressured Brazilian President Lula to revoke a controversial waterway decree, highlighting ongoing environmental and rights conflicts.
Snowmobilers Found Dead Under Ice of Frozen B.C. Lake
RCMP recovered the bodies of two snowmobilers from Charlotte Lake in British Columbia after they broke through the ice. The victims, from 100 Mile House, were reported missing days earlier.
Berry Boom Fuels Rare Romance in New Zealand's Flightless Parrot
A record-breaking berry harvest in New Zealand has triggered an unusual breeding mood among the critically endangered kakapo, offering hope for conservation efforts.
Weatherradio Canada Service Ending After 50 Years
Environment Canada is discontinuing its Weatherradio Canada VHF forecast service on March 16, 2026, after five decades of providing weather alerts and forecasts across the country.
Banff Photographer Wins Top Outdoor Adventure Photo Award
Will Lambert's stunning shot of Simon Ennals rappelling into an ice cave on Jasper's Dome Glacier has been named Outdoor Adventure Photo of the Year by Canadian Geographic.
Marten Falls Approves Ring of Fire Environmental Assessment
A major milestone has been reached in the Ring of Fire development as Marten Falls First Nation gives its approval for the environmental assessment of the access road project in Northern Ontario.
Nova Scotia Power Activates Emergency Center for Storm
Nova Scotia Power has activated its emergency operations center in Halifax ahead of a severe winter storm, preparing crews and resources to address potential widespread power outages across the province.
First Woman Attempts Solo North Pole Expedition
Preet Chandi, known as Polar Preet, is embarking on a historic solo journey to the North Pole after conquering the South Pole. The British Army veteran faces extreme challenges in her quest.
Police Respond to Multiple GTA Collisions Amid Freezing Drizzle
Toronto and parts of the Greater Toronto Area are under a freezing drizzle advisory, leading to poor road conditions and multiple collisions requiring police response across the region.
Edmonton Petition Drive Launches Against Coal Mining
A signature collection event for musician Corb Lund's anti-coal mining petition commenced in Edmonton, highlighting local environmental concerns over mining expansion in Alberta's Rocky Mountains.
Sea Lions Arrive at Vancouver Aquarium from Shuttered Zoo
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.
One Hospitalized in Tottenham Residential Fire Incident
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.
1980s NFLD Lobster Tags Wash Up in Scotland Amid Plastic Trash
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.
Galápagos Releases 158 Hybrid Tortoises to Restore Floreana
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.
Fire Destroys Dining Hall at Manitoba Hutterite Colony
A devastating fire has destroyed the dining hall at the Heartland Hutterite Colony in Springfield, Manitoba. Drone footage captured the blaze on February 18, 2026, with no reported injuries.
Saskatoon Firefighters Battle Garage Fire with Vehicles Inside
Saskatoon fire crews responded to a significant garage fire on Campion Crescent, battling flames that engulfed the structure with vehicles inside. No injuries were reported.
Snowmobile Crash in Quebec Kills Passenger in Her 50s
A tragic snowmobile accident in Quebec has resulted in the death of a woman in her 50s who was riding as a passenger. The incident occurred on February 20, 2026, highlighting winter safety concerns.
Regina Snowfall Triggers Residential Plow Operations
A resident in South Regina was seen clearing sidewalks after heavy snowfall, highlighting community efforts during winter weather conditions in the region.
Urban Winter Exploration in Calgary's Snowstorm
A photographer ventures out during a severe Calgary snowstorm, discovering unexpected beauty in frozen rivers, snow-covered berries, and urban wildlife despite treacherous conditions.
Invasive Species Overrun Canada: Pigs, Goldfish, Beetles
Wild pigs, giant goldfish, and Japanese beetles are spreading rapidly across Canada, causing ecological havoc. Experts reveal the challenges of controlling these invasive species and the innovative strategies being deployed to manage them.
Snowmobiler Killed in Avalanche Near Fernie, B.C.
A tragic avalanche incident in southeastern British Columbia has resulted in the death of a snowmobiler, with RCMP confirming the fatality near Fernie as authorities investigate the circumstances.
Alberta Wildfire Preparations Ramp Up for Critical Spring Weeks
Alberta's wildfire season begins March 1, with officials emphasizing that April and May will be critical months determining severity. Preparations including hiring, training, and hazard reduction burns are already underway across the province.
Corb Lund Launches Water Not Coal Petition in Alberta
Country singer Corb Lund begins a provincewide petition campaign to ban new coal mining on Alberta's eastern slopes, with events in Lethbridge, Calgary, and Edmonton.
Rain and Snowmelt Threaten Lake Erie Shoreline in Windsor
The Essex Region Conservation Authority has issued a flood outlook for the Lake Erie shoreline due to heavy rainfall and rapid snowmelt, warning of potential waterway hazards.
Study to Assess Impact of Expanding Port on Hudson Bay
A new research initiative will evaluate the environmental and economic effects of expanding the Port of Churchill on Hudson Bay, focusing on sustainability and regional development.
New Giant Spinosaurus Species Found in Niger
Paleontologists have unearthed fossils of a massive new Spinosaurus species in Niger, offering fresh insights into the predator's evolution and aquatic adaptations in Africa's ancient ecosystems.
Toronto Zoo Euthanizes Elderly Sumatran Tiger Hari
Hari, a 17-year-old critically endangered Sumatran tiger, was humanely euthanized at the Toronto Zoo due to kidney failure after living there since 2011 as part of a global breeding program.
London Weather: Rain and Freezing Drizzle Persist
London faces ongoing rain and freezing drizzle, with cold warnings issued across western regions as wind chills plummet to -40°C. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the full forecast.
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