Body Found in Vancouver's False Creek: Police Investigation
Police recovered a body from Vancouver's False Creek on May 2. The incident is under investigation, with no further details released yet.
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Bragg Creek Wild Fair: Celebrating Wildlife Amid Development
Bragg Creek's first Wild Fair, hosted by Bragg Creek Wild, brought together conservationists and residents to celebrate local wildlife and address development concerns.
Chenevert Eyes Olympics Amid Flag Football Worlds Prep
Team Canada flag football player Emile Chenevert says Olympics are 'in the back of our mind' as team prepares for world championships, with sport's Olympic future uncertain.
Montreal's Historic Asian Immigration: Key to City's Identity
MontrealNewsCanada's rich history is shaped by Asian immigration. From early Chinese workers to modern contributions, discover why this heritage is vital to the city's character.
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Rescued Humpback Whale Timmy Released into North Sea
A humpback whale named Timmy, stranded in Germany's Baltic Sea since March, was rescued and released into the North Sea on Saturday after a complex operation.
Johnston Canyon Trail Closed After Suspected Drowning
Parks Canada has closed the Johnston Canyon trail in Banff National Park following a suspected drowning near the Lower Falls. RCMP investigation ongoing.
Truck Fire Near Muskoka Cottage Extinguished Safely
Firefighters in Muskoka Lakes Township responded to a vehicle fire near a large cottage, preventing the flames from spreading and ensuring no injuries occurred.
Winnipeg Grass Fire: 1,000 Square Meters Blaze
Winnipeg firefighters responded to a grass fire covering approximately 1,000 square meters. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.
Banff Trail Closed After Suspected Drowning in Johnston Canyon
Johnston Canyon Trail in Banff National Park was closed Saturday due to a suspected drowning in the Lower Falls area. Parks Canada is investigating the incident.
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Regina Wildlife Festival Features 50+ Exotic Animals
The Wildlife Festival in Regina this weekend features over 50 exotic animals, offering educational exhibits and family-friendly activities. Don't miss this unique event.
Megamunch Moves to New Museum Warehouse in Regina
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum's new storage warehouse will house Megamunch and other fossils. The move marks the dinosaur's retirement from public display.
Vermilion Flycatcher Spotted in Alberta for First Time
A vermilion flycatcher was sighted in Banff, Alberta, marking the first-ever recorded appearance of this bird species in the province.
Expo 86: Shaping Vancouver Into a Global City
Expo 86 brought 22 million visitors and lasting infrastructure to Vancouver, but its legacy includes debates over inequality and affordability 40 years later.
Humpback whale 'Timmy' released in North Sea after stranding
A humpback whale named Timmy, stranded for weeks in a shallow bay off Wismar, Germany, has been successfully released into the North Sea using a flooded cargo ship.
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Bright Moon May Dim Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower, debris from Halley's Comet, may be less visible due to a bright moon. Learn how to watch and when to look up.
Exhibit Explores Dog Thinking and Feeling
A new exhibit at Telus World of Science in Edmonton explores the science behind how dogs think, feel, and communicate, offering interactive experiences for visitors.
Vancouver Marks 40 Years Since Expo 86 Opening
May 2, 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of Expo 86 in Vancouver. Photos from the archives capture the historic world fair that transformed the city.
Canada's FIFA 'Worst Case' Preparation Plans
Canada, Mexico, and the US are collaborating on security and logistics for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Canada preparing for worst-case scenarios to ensure safety.
Vole Damage Emerges on Winnipeg Lawns in Spring
Spring thaw reveals extensive vole damage on Winnipeg lawns, with tunnels and dead grass across the city. Experts explain how to repair and prevent future infestations.
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Year-Round Skating Rink Opens in Calgary
A new synthetic skating rink opened Friday in Forest Lawn, Calgary, featuring live music, food, and skating until 8 p.m. The rink operates year-round along International Avenue.
Owner: African Serval Gary to Suffer Under B.C. Cat Ban
The owner of Gary, an African serval living at a Langley wildlife rescue, argues the animal will suffer under B.C.'s new exotic cat ban, which restricts owning such species.
Gary's Owner Says B.C. Exotic Cat Ban Will Harm Animal
The owner of Gary, an African serval living in a Langley wildlife rescue, argues that British Columbia's new exotic cat ban will cause suffering for the animal.
Myles Gray Inquest Delayed to Fall, 11 Years After Death
The coroner's inquest into Myles Gray's death, who died after police confrontation in 2015, has been postponed again until fall 2026, sparking frustration among advocates.
Saskatchewan Air Ambulance Celebrates 80 Years
Saskatchewan Air Ambulance celebrates 80 years of providing critical emergency medical transport across the province, saving countless lives.
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2025 Record Year for Canadian Domestic Travel: Airbnb
Airbnb reports over 9.5 million domestic guest arrivals in 2025, a 50% increase since 2019, with strong in-province travel and $10.9 billion in economic impact.
Barrie Community Works to Preserve Night Skies
A Barrie community is taking action to preserve dark skies by promoting responsible outdoor lighting and raising awareness about light pollution's impact on wildlife and human health.
Human Remains Found at B.C. Provincial Park by Hikers
Hikers discovered human remains at a provincial park in British Columbia's Sea to Sky region, prompting an RCMP investigation into the unidentified remains.
Winnipeg Heritage Building Conversion Report
A new report highlights the potential of converting heritage buildings in Winnipeg for sustainable urban development, emphasizing energy efficiency and community benefits.
New Brunswick Trailblazer Creates Public Nature Preserve
Robin Hanson established the 162-hectare Hanson Nature Preserve on family land near French Lake, N.B., in September 2025, fulfilling a lifelong dream of protecting nature.
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Remembering Canadian Heroes of the Battle of the Atlantic
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