How Canada's Massive Carbon Storage Project Would Work
A detailed look at the proposed carbon storage project in Canada, its technology, potential impact, and the challenges it faces.
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Strike Hits Metro Vancouver Wastewater Plants as Labour Dispute
A strike has shut down operations at Metro Vancouver wastewater treatment plants amid an intensifying labour dispute, raising concerns about sewage treatment and environmental impacts.
Chemical Tank Explosion Risk Eliminated in California
Authorities confirm a crack in a damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, relieved pressure and cooled the chemical, eliminating explosion risk. Evacuations remain for 50,000 residents.
Canada Leases 10 Firefighting Aircraft for 2026 Wildfire Season
Ottawa prepares for the 2026 wildfire season by leasing 10 new firefighting aircraft to bolster response capabilities across Canada.
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Rising Seas Will Swallow New Orleans, Scientists Urge Relocation
Scientists warn that rising sea levels will inevitably submerge New Orleans, urging immediate relocation plans to avoid future catastrophe.
From Diet Coke to Helium: 5 Shortages from Iran War
The Iran war triggers global shortages: snack packaging ink, Diet Coke cans, helium, and more. Discover five supply chain disruptions affecting everyday goods.
Chemical tank explosion risk forces 40,000 evacuation
A chemical tank at an aerospace plant in Garden Grove, California, may explode, prompting evacuation orders for 40,000 residents as crews work to prevent disaster.
Greece's Shrinking Snowfall Alters Economy, Sparks Anxiety
Greece's diminishing snowfall on mountains is causing economic shifts and growing concern, as ski resorts face shorter seasons and local communities adapt.
Vancouver Rally Against AI Data Centre Expansion
Over 500 protesters marched in Vancouver against proposed AI data centres, citing environmental and health concerns. The federal plan aims to expand infrastructure in Mount Pleasant and downtown.
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BC Climate: Metro Vancouver Eyes Stage 3 Water Restrictions
Metro Vancouver may implement Stage 3 watering restrictions in June, while Vancouver council votes to allow natural gas in new buildings. Latest climate news.
Pope Meets Families in Italy's 'Land of Fires'
During a pastoral visit to Acerra, Pope Leo XIV met with families who lost loved ones to illegal toxic waste dumping in the 'Land of Fires' region of Italy.
Pope condemns toxic waste crisis in Italy's 'Land of Fires'
Pope Leo XIV visited Italy's 'Land of Fires' to denounce decades of illegal toxic dumping by the mafia, which has poisoned the land and raised cancer rates.
Sunny Weekend Ahead for Calgary with Clear Skies
Calgary is set to enjoy a sunny weekend with mostly blue skies and warm temperatures, according to the latest forecast.
Vancouver Island Wildfire-Free Ahead of Hot Weekend
Vancouver Island has no active wildfires for the first time in weeks, just before a hot, dry weekend. Officials urge caution despite the lull.
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Vancouver Council Rolls Back Climate Bylaws, Allows Natural Gas
Vancouver city council voted to roll back climate bylaws, permitting natural gas heating in new homes, reversing previous green building standards.
SAAQ Campaign: 'One Death a Day' in Quebec
The SAAQ's new campaign highlights that one person dies daily on Quebec roads, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities through awareness.
Evacuation Order Lifted After Landslide in Old Fort, B.C.
Evacuation order lifted after a landslide on Old Fort Road near Fort St. John, B.C. A temporary road has opened, restoring access to the community.
Permafrost Thaw Turns Arctic Streams Orange, Toxic
A new study reveals that permafrost thaw in Canada's North is causing headwaters to turn orange and release toxic metals, threatening aquatic ecosystems.
Spring Frost Returns to Maritimes: Forecast and Data
Spring frost returns to parts of the Maritimes Thursday night as temperatures drop near zero under clear skies. A look at frost frequency and trends for the region.
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Fairy Creek protesters win appeal for class-action bid
Anti-logging protesters at Fairy Creek have won an appeal to pursue class-action certification against British Columbia authorities, a significant legal victory.
Record Heat Prompts Maritimers to Share Stories
Residents across Nova Scotia and the Maritimes respond to record-setting temperatures, sharing experiences and coping strategies as thermometers soar.
Southern Ontario Weather: Heat to Frost Advisory
Southern Ontario experienced a dramatic weather shift from heat warnings to a frost advisory. The article also covers top news stories from Canada.
Ottawa Seeks Proposals to Clean Up 'Ghost Gear' in Water
The Canadian government is calling for proposals from groups dedicated to removing abandoned fishing gear, known as 'ghost gear,' from oceans to protect marine life.
Canada didn't push carbon backstop in Alberta: minister
Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin said the federal government refrained from imposing the carbon price backstop in Alberta to show cooperation, despite the province not having a compliant system.
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Ottawa Artist's Clay World Calls for Inclusion
Benjamin Lachapelle, an autistic artist, creates joyful clay animals. His viral sleeping animal series leads to a project for Ottawa's 200th anniversary, sculpting 200 species.
Thunderstorm Watch Ends, Heat Warning Continues for Toronto
Toronto's severe thunderstorm watch has ended, but a heat warning remains in effect. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated as temperatures soar.
Sharks Used as Ocean Sensors for Hurricane Research
OCEARCH founder Chris Fischer highlights how sharks equipped with sensors provide crucial ocean data to improve hurricane forecasting and research.
Bob Rae: UN's 2030 SDG deadline arbitrary, progress possible
Former UN ambassador Bob Rae says the 2030 deadline for sustainable development goals was arbitrarily chosen and progress can still be made despite setbacks.
Treasury Selloff May Intensify as Inflation Worries Persist
U.S. Treasury yields surge as inflation data remains stubborn, with analysts warning the selloff could continue. The 10-year yield hits 4.67%, and 30-year yields reach levels not seen since 2007.
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Canada Advises Against Travel to Ebola-Hit East DRC
The federal government warns Canadians not to travel to the east DRC region affected by a deadly Ebola outbreak that has killed 131 people.
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