Oil Inventories Falling at Record Pace on Iran War: IEA
Global oil inventories are dropping at a record rate due to the Iran war, with the IEA warning of severe undersupply until October despite emergency releases.
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ERCA Merger May Block Windsor-Essex Shoreline Development
ERCA's Tim Byrne warns that Ontario's conservation authority amalgamation could halt shoreline development in Windsor-Essex, urging tailored policies.
Cooler Air After Showers, Warmer Weekend Ahead
After overnight showers, cooler air settles in ahead of a warmer weekend. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the full forecast.
New Legionnaires' Cases in Toronto Outbreak: Health Officials
Toronto Public Health confirms additional cases in Legionnaires' disease outbreak, urging vigilance and preventive measures.
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Third Everest Death Raises May Himalayan Toll to Five
A third death on Mount Everest this May brings Nepal's Himalayan climbing fatalities to five. The incident highlights ongoing risks despite improved safety measures.
Ottawa Cold Snap Ending: Long Weekend Highs of 20 C
Ottawa is experiencing cold temperatures but a warm-up is coming, with highs of 20 C expected for the long weekend. Other news includes a crackdown on ticket reselling and a fatal bear encounter.
Hantavirus Testing Not Useful for Asymptomatic Individuals
Health experts say hantavirus testing may not be beneficial for people without symptoms, as the virus is rare and tests can yield false positives.
Wildfire Evacuation Order Issued for County Near Edmonton
A wildfire evacuation order has been issued for a county northwest of Edmonton, Alberta, as crews battle rapidly spreading flames amid dry conditions.
All 50 Hottest Cities on Earth Were in India on One April Day
On a single April day, every one of the planet's 50 hottest cities was in India, highlighting extreme heat patterns linked to climate change.
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Cool Temperatures, Rain Risk in Ottawa Monday
Ottawa faces cool temperatures and a risk of rain on Monday. Stay updated with the latest weather forecast and other local news.
Canada's Costly Climate Gamble on Food Needs to End
A shift in climate science suggests extreme warming scenarios are less plausible, yet Canadian agri-food policy remains rigid, hurting affordability and competitiveness.
Canadians from Hantavirus Cruise Ship to Quarantine in B.C.
Four asymptomatic Canadians from a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship are returning to Canada, heading to British Columbia for quarantine under strict supervision.
Over 200 Protest Data Centre in Saint John, N.B.
More than 200 demonstrators gathered in Saint John, New Brunswick, to oppose a proposed data centre, citing environmental and community concerns.
Quebecers Fear Birth Rate Drop Will Harm Economy, Culture
A new study reveals that a majority of Quebecers believe the province's falling birth rates will negatively impact its economy and culture, sparking concern about the future.
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Rainy Mother's Day Forecast for the Maritimes
Plan for a wet Mother's Day as rain moves across the Maritimes. Meteorologist Kalin Mitchell provides the latest forecast and timing for Sunday.
Centretown volunteers give away 50 free trees to boost canopy
Centretown NeighbourWoods is giving away 50 free tree saplings to residents to help replenish the area's tree canopy, which is among the lowest in Ottawa.
Wildfires, Tourism, and Our Shared Responsibility
As wildfire season returns, we must balance tourism growth with fire prevention. Rapid response, public education, and fire-retardant building codes are key.
Mixed Skies and Warmer Weekend Ahead in London
London, Ont. sees mixed skies and warmer temperatures this weekend. Also: Mississauga taxi probe, Obama in Toronto, and more top stories.
Waste Pile Near Calgary Landfill Sparks Outrage
A massive pile of debris near a southeast Calgary landfill has residents concerned about its size and impact, with cleanup expected by May end.
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Vancouver Tree Canopy Expansion to Fight Extreme Heat
Vancouver is expanding its tree canopy to mitigate extreme heat, providing shade and cooling benefits to residents and reducing urban heat island effects.
Former N.B. Minister Calls for Atlantic Energy Collaboration
Former New Brunswick Natural Resources and Energy Minister Mike Holland urges Atlantic Canadian provinces to collaborate on energy projects for economic and environmental benefits.
Climate Change Extends Allergy Season, Experts Warn
Climate change is lengthening allergy seasons, causing more intense symptoms for millions. Experts urge adaptation strategies as pollen seasons start earlier and last longer.
Atlantic Canadians Lead in Emergency Evacuation Preparedness
A new survey reveals Atlantic Canadians are the most prepared in Canada for emergency evacuations, with higher rates of emergency kits and plans.
Familiprix removes energy drinks from shelves
Familiprix Inc. removes all energy drinks from its 455 stores in Quebec and New Brunswick, citing health risks especially with prescription medications. The Canadian Paediatric Association warns against energy drinks for children and teens.
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Battery Asset Management Summit Comes to Canada
Informa Markets announces the first Battery Asset Management Summit in Canada, addressing operational challenges as the nation's energy storage market scales up.
Alberta's Wildfire Response Improvements Since Fort McMurray
Ten years after the Fort McMurray wildfire forced 90,000 to evacuate, Alberta has overhauled its wildfire response with new technology, funding, and strategies.
B.C. Hydro May Electricity Demand Record Amid Heat Wave
B.C. Hydro reports record peak demand in May as unseasonably warm weather drives air conditioning use, offering rebates on energy-efficient cooling systems.
Fire Ban Coming for Coastal B.C. This Week
A campfire ban will be implemented across coastal British Columbia this week due to dry conditions and elevated fire risk. Officials urge caution.
B.C. Fails Students on Climate Education, Lacks Curriculum
Opinion: B.C. has no curriculum requirement for climate change causes or solutions, leaving students unprepared and anxious. Parents and doctors call for mandatory education.
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Canada's Flood Risk Tool Not Searchable Yet
Canada has launched a new searchable flood risk tool, but it is currently unavailable for public searches. The tool aims to help Canadians assess flood risks.
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