Hantavirus Cruise Ship Seeks Port After Three Deaths
Three dead, two critically ill in suspected hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius off Cape Verde. Ship heading to Canary Islands as WHO investigates potential human-to-human transmission.
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TekniPlex FY2025 Sustainability Report Highlights Progress
TekniPlex releases FY2025 Sustainability Report, showcasing advances in safety, GHG transparency, waste diversion, and sustainable product innovation across global operations.
David Attenborough Turns 100: A Life for Nature
Renowned naturalist David Attenborough turns 100, celebrated globally for his decades-long career as a broadcaster and environmental advocate.
Sask. Premier to Detail Youth Social Media Ban Engagement
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will reveal details on public engagement for a proposed youth social media ban, aiming to protect minors online.
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Alberta wildfire plan tested in Sandy Beach fire
Alberta's new wildfire cooperation plan, announced Monday, was already in use over the weekend when a fire struck Sandy Beach, destroying three homes. The plan includes $125,000 immediate funding for municipalities.
Emergency Preparedness Week in Lethbridge as Fire Risk Extreme
Emergency Preparedness Week is underway in Lethbridge as fire risk remains extreme. Residents urged to prepare for potential wildfires.
Thorncliffe Park Fire: 100 Firefighters Battled Blaze for Weeks
Toronto fire officials revealed that the same material is burning at the Thorncliffe Park building, which previously smoldered for weeks, requiring nearly 100 firefighters.
Cold Spring Weather Hurts Maritime Businesses
Unseasonably cold spring weather in Nova Scotia is hurting Maritime businesses, with empty patios and reduced customer traffic reported across the region.
Campfire Ban Likely for B.C. Coast This Week
The B.C. Wildfire Service warns that a campfire ban is expected on the coast this week due to dry conditions and increased fire risk.
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Endangered Whale Protections Delayed to 2035 Under Trump Plan
A Trump-backed plan may delay critical protections for North Atlantic right whales until 2035, raising concerns among conservationists and scientists.
Winnipeg Cool Down After Warm Weekend: Bready Forecast
Colleen Bready forecasts a cool comedown after a warm weekend in Winnipeg. Latest conditions and updated weather for May 4, 2026.
B.C. Heat Records Fall Amid Rising Wildfire Risks
British Columbia sees multiple heat records shattered as temperatures soar, raising wildfire concerns. Experts warn of increased fire risk due to dry conditions.
Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle Closes Queen Street East
Toronto police are investigating a collision where a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle near Queen Street East and Logan Avenue, closing the street.
300+ Families Evacuate in Philippines Due to Mayon Ashfall
More than 300 families evacuated in the Philippines due to ashfall from Mayon Volcano. The eruption sent ash plumes, prompting safety measures in affected areas.
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Double Digit Temperatures to Return to Forest City
London, Ont. is set to see double-digit temperatures return after a cool spell. Also: road closures in Toronto, impaired driving charges, and more.
Heat Spell Prompts Health Advisory for Vancouver Marathon
A summer-like heat spell will hit Vancouver starting Sunday, with temperatures 7-13°C above normal. Health officials warn marathon runners of heat illness risks.
B.C. drought triggers early water restrictions; forest loss down
Metro Vancouver activates Stage 2 water restrictions early due to drought. Global forest loss fell in 2025 but remains 46% higher than a decade ago. Latest climate news.
2016 Fort McMurray Wildfire: A Decade Later
Ten years after the devastating Fort McMurray wildfire, survivors share memories of ash, smoke, and flames. The disaster reshaped Alberta's approach to fire management.
Windsor Celebrates 5,000 Tonnes of Food Waste Diverted
Windsor-Essex celebrates diverting 5,000 tonnes of food waste through its green bin program, marking a major milestone in regional waste reduction and environmental sustainability efforts.
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Mattawa Declares State of Emergency Over Rising Rivers
The mayor of Mattawa declared a state of emergency Thursday due to rising water levels on the Mattawa and Ottawa rivers, prompting community alerts.
Housing crisis drags down young Canadians' happiness: study
New research shows Canada's housing crisis is causing a steep decline in life satisfaction among young adults, with a widening happiness gap compared to seniors.
Expo 86: A Giant Classy Carnival That Transformed Vancouver
Expo 86 was a wildly successful world's fair that drew over 22 million visitors, turning Vancouver into a vibrant, classy carnival with street entertainment and global cuisine.
Protecting Ontario's Farmland for Food Security
Ontario's farmland is at risk from urban expansion. Protecting soil health is key to food security, as once lost, farmland cannot be replaced. Advocacy and new legislation aim to preserve this finite resource.
Ottawa River Flood Levels Expected to Plateau This Weekend
Ottawa River flood levels are expected to plateau this weekend and decline next week, providing relief to affected communities.
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May Day Protests Over Rising Energy Costs
Labor Day demonstrations worldwide saw clashes in Turkey as workers protest soaring energy prices linked to the Iran conflict. The protests highlight growing economic strain.
Antisemitism in Canada at 'Inflection Point' as Incidents Surge
Recent stabbings in London and attacks in Canada highlight rising antisemitism. Reports show a 145.6% increase in incidents since 2022, with calls for federal action.
Calgary Councillors Aim to Scrap Climate Emergency Declaration
Two Calgary councillors are reviving efforts to rescind the city's 2021 climate emergency declaration, citing lack of benefits and performative nature.
Calgary councillors renew push to scrap climate emergency
Two Calgary councillors aim to revoke the 2021 climate emergency declaration, calling it performative and seeking accountability on climate spending.
Warm Spell Settles in for a Long Stay in Edmonton
Edmonton is experiencing a prolonged warm spell with temperatures well above average. The warm weather is expected to continue for several days, bringing sunny skies and mild conditions.
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Rats Infest Gaza Tent Camps, Biting Children
Rats are infesting tent camps in Gaza, biting children and spreading diseases amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, worsening the humanitarian crisis.
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