Train Derailment Spills 8,000 Litres of Diesel in B.C.
A mudslide-triggered train derailment in northwestern British Columbia has resulted in the spill of almost 8,000 litres of diesel fuel, according to ministry reports.
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Corb Lund Gathers Signatures for Water Not Coal Campaign
Country singer Corb Lund is touring to collect signatures for the Water Not Coal campaign, opposing coal mine development in Alberta's eastern slopes to protect water resources.
Double-Digit Easter Temperatures Amid Rain Forecast
Londoners can expect double-digit temperatures over the Easter long weekend, though rain is also in the forecast. CTV meteorologist Julie Atchison provides a detailed breakdown of the weather outlook.
Corb Lund's Anti-Coal Petition Tour Gains Momentum
Alberta musician Corb Lund is touring 14 events this weekend to boost his Water Not Coal campaign, aiming to ban new coal mines. He estimates tens of thousands have already signed the petition.
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New Immersive Experience Launches at Kingsville Bird Sanctuary
The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Kingsville, Ontario, has unveiled a new immersive experience, enhancing visitor engagement with interactive exhibits and educational programs focused on wildlife conservation.
Alberta Tourism Boom Needs More Protected Land, Not Less
As Alberta's tourism industry targets $25 billion in revenue, experts argue that expanding protected areas is crucial for sustaining ecosystems and ensuring long-term economic growth.
World's Oldest Tortoise Alive, Death Rumors False
Jonathan, the world's oldest tortoise, is confirmed to be alive and healthy on St. Helena, despite recent false rumors of his death. The 192-year-old reptile continues to thrive under expert care.
London Cadets Cheer Jeremy Hansen's Artemis II Moon Mission
The 614 Air Cadets Squadron in London, Ontario gathered at Fanshawe College to watch Jeremy Hansen, a former member, become the first non-American astronaut on a moon mission.
4.5-Magnitude Earthquake Hits North of Edmonton
A 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck north of Edmonton, Alberta, on April 1, 2026, as reported by Earthquakes Canada. No immediate damage or injuries were reported, but the event has raised awareness about seismic activity in the region.
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Canadian Activists' Ship Collides with Krill Trawler
A vessel operated by Paul Watson's foundation deliberately struck an industrial krill fishing ship in remote Antarctic waters, sparking accusations of a dangerous attack and environmental activism.
Unseasonably Cold Start to April in Winnipeg
Meteorologist Colleen Bready predicts an unseasonably cold beginning to April in Winnipeg, with snow likely impacting travel ahead of the long weekend.
Alberta Mountain Parks See Above-Average Snowpack This Season
Snowpack measurements in Alberta's provincial mountain parks show accumulations exceeding seasonal averages, with researchers collecting data in Banff National Park. The findings have implications for water resources and spring conditions.
B.C. Backyard Hummingbird Video Brings Global Joy
A Vancouver man's viral video of a hummingbird nesting in his backyard has captivated viewers worldwide, offering a heartwarming story of nature's resilience and beauty.
Hope Lost for Humpback Whale Stranded in Baltic Sea
Marine rescue teams have ceased efforts to save a humpback whale trapped near Poel Island, Germany, marking a tragic end to the prolonged stranding incident in the Baltic Sea.
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School Closures and Cancellations in Atlantic Storm Alert
A severe storm watch has prompted widespread school closures and event cancellations across Atlantic Canada, with authorities urging caution as weather conditions deteriorate rapidly.
Toronto Flooding: Roads and TTC Station Affected by Heavy Rain
Significant flooding has been reported on multiple Toronto roads and at the TTC's Museum Station following intense rainfall, prompting police roadblocks and transit disruptions.
Past Flood Data Underestimates Future Flooding Risks
Experts warn that relying on historical flood patterns underestimates future risks in BC's flood-prone areas like the Fraser River, with climate change intensifying atmospheric rivers and outdated infrastructure.
Ojibway National Urban Park Land Deal Agreed in Principle
A formal land agreement for the Ojibway National Urban Park has been agreed to in principle, marking a key step in protecting this vital green space in Windsor, Ontario.
Concordia University and Edmonton Zoo Study Seal Vision
Researchers from Concordia University are collaborating with Edmonton Valley Zoo to investigate how northern fur seals perceive their world, using cognitive behavior studies to understand marine mammal vision.
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Lightning Strike Damages Waterloo Home
A severe lightning strike has caused extensive damage to a residential property in Waterloo, with Enbridge crews seen working at the scene to address the aftermath.
Carney Unveils Nature Strategy and New Conservation Areas
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a comprehensive nature strategy, including new conservation areas, to protect polar bear habitats and address climate change.
Flooding Shuts Down Guelph Streets Temporarily
Significant flooding caused by heavy rainfall has led to the temporary closure of Edinburgh Road South and Kortright Road West in Guelph, disrupting local traffic and prompting emergency responses.
Wolf Bites Woman in Hamburg Shopping District
A wolf attacked a woman in a shopping area in Hamburg, Germany's second-largest city, raising concerns about urban wildlife encounters and safety measures.
Edmonton Snow Melt Accelerates in Early April 2026
Rapid snowmelt in Edmonton during the first week of April 2026 signals an early spring transition, with significant implications for local water resources and urban ecology.
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Dutch Elm Disease Surges in Regina, Pruning Ban Starts
Regina faces a dramatic increase in Dutch elm disease cases, with record infections in 2025. The city implements an annual pruning ban from April 1 to August 31 to combat the spread.
LIFT Launches 2026 Environmental Baseline Program
Li-FT Power Ltd. has initiated its 2026 Environmental Baseline Data Collection Program at the Yellowknife Lithium Project, expanding studies to support future permitting and environmental assessment processes.
Winkler Amateur Astronomer Shares Manitoba's Night Sky Globally
An amateur astronomer in Winkler, Manitoba, is capturing and sharing the region's stunning night skies with a worldwide audience, highlighting celestial wonders.
Hydro Pole Fire Knocks Out Power in Kitchener's Forest Heights
A hydro pole fire in Kitchener's Forest Heights neighborhood has resulted in a significant power outage, with emergency services responding to the incident. Residents are advised to stay clear of the area as crews work to restore electricity safely.
Park Access Limited to Help Endangered Sage-Grouse
A section of Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan is now off-limits to visitors as conservationists work to protect the critically endangered greater sage-grouse, with only 93 to 138 birds remaining in Canada.
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Police Warn of Rapid Ice Deterioration in Spring Thaw
Law enforcement agencies across Canada are issuing urgent warnings about deteriorating ice conditions as warmer spring temperatures accelerate melting, posing significant safety risks.
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