Meteor Lights Up Vancouver Island Sky
A meteor lit up the sky over Vancouver Island early Wednesday, startling residents. Mike Hall of Comox described the event as surreal, waking him from sleep.
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Calgary Zoo Euthanizes Wild Boar After Long Illness
The Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo has euthanized Fern, a female wild boar, following a prolonged illness. The zoo announced the decision to end her suffering.
Swimming at Dow's Lake Returns This Summer in Ottawa
Swimming at Dow's Lake in Ottawa is set to return this summer, offering recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike.
Laser Strike on Military Aircraft Disrupts Search-and-Rescue
A laser strike on a military aircraft has disrupted search-and-rescue operations in British Columbia and Yukon, raising safety concerns.
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Transponders for Airport Vehicles After Deadly Crash
Following a deadly collision at LaGuardia Airport, officials mandate transponders on ground vehicles to enhance safety and prevent future incidents.
Stranded Humpback Whale Timmy Rescued, Heads to North Sea
A barge carrying Timmy, a humpback whale stranded in Germany since March, heads to the North Sea. Rescuers succeeded in a unique life-saving operation.
How 2 snake species survive winter in Edmonton
Discover how two snake species endure Edmonton's harsh winters. Dale Gienow of WildNorth explains hibernation strategies and where to spot them.
Indigenous Summit in Regina Tackles Substance Use Crisis
An Indigenous-led summit in Regina, 'Transforming Pain into Power with sâkihitowin & âhkamêyimowin,' began Tuesday to explore solutions to high-risk substance use.
Right whale calving season sees record births in 17 years
The North Atlantic right whale calving season has produced the most births in 17 years, offering hope for the critically endangered species. A whale named Magic and her calf were spotted off Florida.
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Search for Missing Australian Woman in Cape Breton Park
Search crews are scouring Cape Breton Highlands National Park for a missing Australian woman. The search involves multiple agencies and challenging terrain.
Cool, Cloudy Wednesday for Winnipeg: Colleen Bready
Colleen Bready forecasts a cool and cloudy Wednesday in Winnipeg. Get the latest weather updates and current conditions for April 29, 2026.
Permanent Daylight Time Threatens Alberta Ski Industry
Banff Sunshine Village CEO Ralph Scurfield argues that staying on permanent daylight saving time would devastate Alberta's ski industry and outdoor recreation, urging a referendum on standard time.
Youth Delegates Voice First Nations Concerns at UN
Four Indigenous youth delegates from Ontario, including Jeronimo Kataquapit of Attawapiskat, addressed the United Nations this month, highlighting First Nations issues.
Coyote Decoys Deter Geese Outside Halifax Clinic
Nova Scotia Health Authority installs coyote decoys outside a Halifax clinic to scare away geese, aiming to reduce droppings and health risks.
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Barge Carries Timmy the Humpback Whale to North Sea
A barge carrying Timmy, a humpback whale rescued from a shallow bay off Wismar, is being transported to the North Sea via a flooded cargo ship near Fehmarn, Germany.
Hotel Germ Hotspot: First Floor Elevator Buttons
Elevator buttons on the first floor are the most germ-ridden surfaces in hotels due to high traffic. Experts warn of bacteria and viruses surviving for hours.
Midges Swarm Toronto: What You Need to Know
Non-biting midges, or Chironomidae, are back in Toronto in large mating swarms. Learn about these harmless insects and why they appear each spring.
Sunny 16 C Weather Expected in Calgary on Wednesday
Calgary will enjoy a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 16 C on Wednesday, offering stunning spring weather for residents and visitors.
Workplace Deaths in Manitoba Spotlight on National Day of Mourning
Manitoba workers gathered in Winnipeg on National Day of Mourning to remember those killed on the job, highlighting ongoing workplace safety concerns.
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Grey Whale Near Vancouver at Risk of Live Stranding
Officials warn that a crowding grey whale off the Vancouver coast could cause a live stranding, with advocates citing significant risk of vessel strike.
Artemis II Orion Returns to Launch Site After Historic Mission
NASA's Artemis II Orion spacecraft has returned to its launch site at Kennedy Space Center after a successful 10-day mission around the Moon, marking a key milestone in lunar exploration.
Peguis First Nation Focuses on Future After Flood Threat
Peguis First Nation shifts focus from flood protection to long-term area improvements, ensuring community resilience and development.
Man pleads guilty to starting massive Sask. wildfire
A northern Saskatchewan man has pleaded guilty to starting a 200,000-hectare wildfire. The ombudsman's report criticizes wildfire response delays from the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency.
Smoky Conditions Expected in Jasper During Prescribed Burn
Parks Canada warns of smoky conditions in Jasper during a planned prescribed burn. Residents and visitors should prepare for reduced air quality.
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Halifax Crews Battle Two-Hectare Brush Fire Near St. Margaret's Bay
Firefighters in Halifax are responding to a two-hectare brush fire near St. Margaret's Bay Road. No injuries reported, but crews are working to contain the blaze.
Cool Spell Ahead Before Temperatures Rally: Winnipeg Forecast
Winnipeg faces a cool spell before temperatures rally later this week. Colleen Bready provides the latest conditions and forecast for April 28, 2026.
Parks Canada Seeks Public's Help After Swan Poached at Point Pelee
Parks Canada is asking for public assistance after a swan was poached at Point Pelee National Park. Officials urge anyone with information or dashcam footage from April 23-24 to come forward.
Nova Scotia Day of Mourning Honors Fallen Firefighter
Nova Scotia held a Day of Mourning ceremony to honor a firefighter who died during a 2019 training exercise, with wreaths laid in remembrance.
Flin Flon Wildfire Prep for Warm, Dry Season
Flin Flon Fire Chief Jason Kuras discusses wildfire preparedness and safety measures as northern Manitoba braces for warmer, drier conditions this season.
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Firefighter Recruits Ready for Alberta Wildfire Season
New firefighter recruits in Alberta have completed weeks of intensive training and are prepared to combat the upcoming wildfire season, ensuring rapid response.
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