Calgary Spring Thaw Peaks at 14°C This Weekend
Calgary's melting season resumes Thursday, with temperatures expected to peak at 14°C on Saturday, signaling an early spring thaw. Residents should prepare for changing conditions.
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Wildfires Threaten B.C. Drinking Water, UBC Study Finds
New research from the University of British Columbia highlights how increasing wildfires could degrade drinking water sources across B.C., posing risks to public health and infrastructure.
Edmonton Weekend Warm Spell Starts Today, Lasts Through Sunday
A warm spell is sweeping into Edmonton today, bringing milder temperatures that will persist through the weekend. Residents can expect sunny skies and a break from winter chill.
Canada's Reactive Greenland Policy: Missed Arctic Opportunity
Canada's new consulate in Greenland is a step forward, but experts argue its reactive approach fails to capitalize on strategic Arctic integration with Nordic allies amid rising tensions.
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Dorval Tests Starfish De-Icer to Cut Road Salt Use
The city of Dorval is experimenting with a starfish additive as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional road salt, aiming to melt ice while minimizing environmental harm.
Winnipeg's 1966 Blizzard: A Historic Storm That Paralyzed the City
Sixty years ago, a massive blizzard struck Winnipeg, stranding streetcars and disrupting life. This article revisits the storm's impact and legacy in the city's history.
Coast Guard Probes 'Deadliest Catch' Star's Death in Alaska
The U.S. Coast Guard has launched an official investigation into the death of Todd Meadows, a deckhand on 'Deadliest Catch,' who fell overboard during a fishing expedition in Alaska last month.
White Admiral Butterfly Named Quebec's Emblem Insect After 30 Years
After a 30-year wait, the white admiral butterfly has been officially recognized as Quebec's emblem insect, celebrating its prevalence and ecological significance across the province.
Higher Sea Levels Put Millions More at Risk, Study Finds
A recent scientific study indicates global sea levels are significantly higher than earlier projections, exposing millions more people to coastal flooding and displacement risks worldwide.
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Nature Exposure Boosts Brain Health, Study Finds
A joint McGill University and Chilean research study demonstrates that spending time in natural environments significantly benefits cognitive function and mental well-being.
Forks Closes Nestaweya River Trail for Season in Winnipeg
The Forks in Winnipeg has officially closed the Nestaweya River Trail for the 2025-2026 season as rising temperatures make ice conditions unsafe for public use.
Vancouver's $30M Plan to Restore Lost Lagoon as Tidal Flat
Vancouver Park Board considers a $30 million project to reconnect Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon to tidal waters, aiming to improve water quality and habitat.
Meteor Fireball Lights Up Vancouver Sky with Sonic Booms
A bright meteor fireball created dramatic double flashes and loud sonic booms across Metro Vancouver and Washington state, with reports from multiple communities and seismic activity recorded.
Barrie Township Distributes Sandbags for Spring Flooding
Barrie News Township is taking proactive measures by providing sandbags to residents in anticipation of potential spring flooding, as mild temperatures and seasonal changes raise water level concerns.
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Final Day of Skating on Rideau Canal as Mild Weather Arrives
The Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa will close for the season on Wednesday, with mild temperatures arriving for one last day of skating. The iconic winter attraction draws thousands annually.
Meteor Fireball and Sonic Boom Over Vancouver
A brilliant fireball accompanied by a sonic boom streaked across the Vancouver sky on Tuesday evening, with experts suggesting it was likely a meteor entering Earth's atmosphere.
Fog Cancels London Bus Routes, Sunny Wednesday Ahead
Dense morning fog in London led to cancellations of some bus services, while meteorologists predict mild and sunny conditions for Wednesday across the region.
Atlantic Storm Watch: School Closures and Cancellations (04.03.2026)
A significant early March snowfall is prompting widespread school closures and transportation cancellations across Atlantic Canada, with authorities warning of hazardous road conditions.
ORNGE Responds to Snowmobile Crash on Lake Simcoe
Emergency services rescued a man from a snowmobile accident on Lake Simcoe's Line 2 area. ORNGE air ambulance provided critical response in Oro-Medonte Township.
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Firefighters Battle Byron House Fire, Navigate Floor Holes
Crews faced dangerous conditions while fighting a house fire in Byron, Ontario, navigating around holes in the floor as the roof structure sustained extensive damage.
Rideau Canal Skateway Closes for Season on Wednesday
The iconic Rideau Canal Skateway in Ottawa will officially close for the season this Wednesday, ending a winter of skating on the world's largest naturally frozen ice rink.
Spring Thaw: Where Does All the Snow Go in Barrie?
As winter wanes, Barrie residents face the annual reality of melting snow and its environmental impacts. Experts discuss snow management and spring preparedness.
Montreal to Host World Ocean Summit in 2026
Montreal has been selected as the host city for the 2026 World Ocean Summit, a major global event focusing on marine conservation and sustainable ocean policies.
Rare 'Blood Moon' Lunar Eclipse Captivates Canadian Skywatchers
Skygazers across Canada either stayed up late or woke up early to witness a rare lunar eclipse, with the moon turning a striking reddish-orange hue during the celestial event.
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Zebra Mussels Found in Saint John River Last Year
Invasive zebra mussels were detected in the Saint John River last year, raising ecological concerns. This discovery follows a 2024 sighting in Clear Lake, highlighting ongoing threats to local waterways.
Calgary's Freeze-Thaw Cycle Peaks This Week
Calgary residents are advised to prepare for a significant freeze-thaw cycle expected to intensify over the next few days, potentially causing infrastructure damage and hazardous conditions.
N.B. Ice-Fishing Shelters Must Be Removed by March 15
The province of New Brunswick has set a March 15 deadline for the removal of all ice-fishing shelters from its frozen waterways to ensure safety and environmental protection as the spring thaw approaches.
Coal Mining's Impact on Wild Horses in Clearwater County
As coal mining expands in Clearwater County, wild horses are displaced onto private lands, creating conflicts and straining rescue organizations that bear the financial burden.
Trump Should Thank Canada for Arctic Security, Expert Says
A retired Canadian military commander argues that Trump's threats over Arctic sovereignty are misguided, as Canada invests billions to protect North America.
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Saskatoon's February 2026: Olympic Moments and Snowy Scenes
A photographic journey through Saskatoon in February 2026, capturing Olympic achievements, winter weather, and community sports highlights.
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