Victoria Day Weather in Calgary: 20-Year Graphic
A look at 20 years of Victoria Day weekend weather in Calgary shows a mix of sun, rain, wind, and snow, highlighting the city's unpredictable spring climate.
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Measles Spread During FIFA World Cup: Doctors Warn
As thousands gather for FIFA in Toronto and Vancouver, public health experts warn that the events could amplify measles spread. Doctors urge vaccinations.
Canada's Healthcare Readiness for World Cup Disease Spread
As FIFA World Cup events approach in Toronto and Vancouver, public health experts warn of potential illness spread. Is Canada's healthcare system prepared?
S. China Quake Kills 2, Evacuates 7,000
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake in Liuzhou, Guangxi, killed 2 and forced 7,000 to evacuate. Rescue operations are underway.
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Electrolyte packets can help prevent heat exhaustion during hot weather. A popular brand is 21% off at Amazon, with rave reviews for hydration and energy.
David Suzuki: A Look Back at His Vancouver Sun Guest Editorship
David Suzuki recalls his 2007 guest editor role at The Vancouver Sun, painting his footprint and discussing environmental journalism.
David Suzuki, 90, Feels Duty to Keep Fighting for Climate
At 90, environmentalist David Suzuki reflects on his legacy, his love for his grandchildren, and his duty to continue advocating for the planet despite global crises.
B.C. protests new pipeline deal as wildfire season worsens
B.C. objects to another Ottawa-Alberta pipeline deal, while the worst start to wildfire season raises alarms amid El Niño threats. Weekly climate news roundup.
Sask. Coal Plan Incompatible with National Strategy
Experts question Saskatchewan's coal extension plan, citing incompatibility with Canada's new National Electricity Strategy that prioritizes gas and renewables.
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Vancouver Mayor Proposes Free Swimming Lessons, Kits Pool Revamp
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim calls for free swimming lessons for all non-swimmers, a review of aquatic infrastructure, and expanded hours at Kitsilano Pool as a public safety measure.
New Electricity Strategy Mentions Coal Once Amid Sask. Revival Push
Canada's new national electricity strategy mentions coal only once, as Saskatchewan pushes to revive coal-fired power. The debate intensifies in the legislature.
Saskatchewan Wildfire Season Prep Amid Human-Caused Fires
Saskatchewan's Public Safety Agency gears up for wildfire season, noting 58% of 2025 fires were human-caused. Officials recruit early and maintain a fleet of 17 aircraft.
Hottest and Coolest Canadian Capital Cities This Weekend
Explore the temperature extremes across Canada's capital cities this Victoria Day long weekend, from Toronto's warmth to cooler northern spots.
McWomahon Campaign Highlights Women's Health and Sport
Calgary Wild FC and Alberta Women's Health Foundation launch 'McWomahon' campaign to symbolically rebrand McMahon Stadium, raising awareness for women's health research and sport.
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Extreme Weather Batters BC Parks: Trails Damaged
Extreme weather has damaged dozens of BC parks and trails, costing millions in repairs. Some trails may be impassable this long weekend as officials struggle with aging infrastructure and increased demand.
From Hormuz to Housing: Canada's Real Estate Crossroads
Analysis of how geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz impact Canadian housing markets through inflation and interest rates, with a realistic look at fundamentals.
World Cup High Risk for Measles Spread: Health Agency
Canada's public health agency warns that the upcoming FIFA World Cup could accelerate measles transmission, urging vaccination and vigilance.
Cuba Blockade Lift 'Simpler' Than Aid: President
Cuban president says lifting the US trade embargo is a more straightforward way to help the country than providing aid, amid ongoing economic crisis.
Calgary Flood Season: New Protections for Homes and Businesses
Calgary enters flood season with enhanced flood barriers and home-buyout programs, aiming to protect residents and businesses from spring melt and heavy rains.
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Canada to Double Power Grid by 2050 Under New Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada's National Electricity Strategy, aiming to double the power grid by 2050, reduce emissions, and lower energy costs for households.
Canada urged to create disaster reinsurance scheme
A new report warns Canada's property and casualty insurers face collapse from rising natural disasters, urging a government-backed reinsurance scheme to stabilize premiums and expand coverage.
Cuba Fuel Crisis Sparks Blackouts and Protests
Cuba is experiencing widespread blackouts and protests after the government announced fuel supplies have run out, deepening the island's economic crisis.
Canadian travel to U.S. rises first time since Trump 2.0
Canadian travel to the U.S. increased in April for the first time since Trump's election, hinting at a thaw in the boycott. However, trips remain far below pre-Trump levels.
Highway 17 Reopens After Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash
One person died after a passenger vehicle collided with a commercial truck on Highway 17 in Johnson Township. The highway has since reopened to traffic.
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A new poll suggests vaccine hesitancy is influenced by political affiliation, geographic location, and trust in institutions, with significant regional and demographic variations across Canada.
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Leaked SaskPower Memo Shows Coal Power Rate Hike Projections
A leaked SaskPower memo reveals potential electricity rate increases if coal power continues. The document outlines financial impacts and scenarios for Saskatchewan's energy future.
2 Dead in RV Fire Near Trail: RCMP Calls Incident Tragic
Two people were found dead after an RV fire near Trail, B.C. RCMP describe the incident as 'deeply tragic.' Investigation underway.
Bigger Drop in Canadian Visitors to U.S. Revealed
A University of Toronto study using cellphone data shows a 42% drop in Canadian visits to U.S. metro areas, higher than official stats. Sunny destinations like Myrtle Beach saw the biggest declines.
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As the US starves Cuba of oil, the island nation is pulling off one of the fastest solar revolutions on the planet with China's help, according to a CNN report.
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