Comox Valley Sewer Warning Due to Emergency
The Comox Valley in B.C. has issued a sewer use warning due to an ongoing emergency, urging residents to reduce water usage to prevent system overload.
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Multi-vehicle crash blocks EB Hwy. 401 express lanes
A multi-vehicle collision on eastbound Hwy. 401 express lanes in Mississauga has caused a complete blockage. Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes.
Montreal Pedestrian-Only Streets This Summer
Montreal will transform several streets into pedestrian-only zones this summer, boosting walkability and local businesses. The initiative aims to create vibrant public spaces.
N.S. Premier in Talks with Onshore Natural Gas Proponent
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston confirms the province is negotiating with an onshore natural gas company, sparking debate over energy development and environmental concerns.
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Risk of catastrophic explosion eliminated at California chemical tank
Authorities say the risk of a catastrophic explosion has been eliminated at a damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, after it overheated last week.
Cambridge Closes Downtown Street for Summer
Cambridge, Ont. has closed a downtown street for the summer to create a pedestrian-friendly zone, aiming to boost local businesses and community gatherings.
Saskatchewan Premier Must Oppose Carbon Taxes
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is urged to resist Ottawa's industrial carbon tax, as Cenovus CEO warns it drives investment away from Canada.
Climate Caucus to Meet Monday Amid Backsliding Fears
Federal Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin will host a climate caucus meeting Monday as critics warn of backsliding on Canada's emissions targets.
Waterloo Region Brings Back Summer Water Conservation Rules
Waterloo Region has reinstated mandatory water conservation rules for the summer, limiting outdoor watering to specific days and times to ensure sustainable water use.
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Water Conservation Measures Likely for Okanagan, Vancouver Island
Officials warn of potential drought and water conservation measures for B.C.'s South Coast and Okanagan due to low snowpack and hot, dry forecasts.
Oil Sands Firms Can Afford Carbon Capture: Minister
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson expresses high confidence that oil sands companies can absorb carbon capture costs, despite competitiveness concerns.
Pope Leo Decries Dizzying Profits in Italy's Land of Fires
Pope Leo criticized companies seeking 'dizzying' profits through pollution during a visit to Acerra, Italy, a toxic waste dumping hotspot, and met with victims.
Oil Prices Drop Over 5% on Iran Deal Hopes
Oil prices plummeted more than 5% amid expectations of a potential nuclear deal with Iran, which could increase global oil supply and ease market tensions.
Rooftop Fire Likely Due to Lightning Strike in Winnipeg
Fire officials in Winnipeg are urging residents to test smoke detectors after a rooftop fire possibly caused by a lightning strike. No injuries reported.
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Chemical Tank Explosion Risk Forces 50,000 Evacuations in CA
A chemical tank at an aerospace plant in Garden Grove, California, risks exploding, prompting mandatory evacuation of 50,000 residents as crews work to prevent disaster.
Volunteer Firefighter Dies in Nova Scotia Wildfire
A volunteer firefighter with the Bridgetown Volunteer Fire Department died while responding to a wildfire in Moschelle, Annapolis County, N.S., on May 21. He served for three decades.
Toronto Beach Erosion: Group Urges Faster City Action
An advocacy group warns that Hanlan's Point Park beach in Toronto is eroding rapidly, criticizing the city's slow response. Experts call for immediate intervention.
South Korean Submarine in B.C. as Canada Nears Decision
A South Korean submarine has arrived in British Columbia as Hanwha Ocean ramps up its sales pitch for Canada's future submarine procurement program.
Chemical Tank in California Heats Up, Evacuations Continue
A damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, is steadily rising in temperature despite cooling efforts, posing explosion and spill risks. Evacuation orders for 40,000 residents remain as authorities monitor the situation.
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Metro Vancouver to Implement Stage 3 Water Restrictions in June
Metro Vancouver announces Stage 3 water restrictions expected in June due to low snowpack and hot, dry summer forecast, straining water supply.
Quebec Orders Wetland Restoration for Illegal Golf Course
Quebec has ordered a couple to restore wetlands after they built an illegal private golf course linked to Gildan CEO Glenn Chamandy, damaging farmland and a maple grove in Austin.
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Explosion at Ferrari Quebec Dealership Captured on Video
CTV News obtained footage of a 2024 explosion at Ferrari Quebec that left a Montreal man with severe burns. The video shows the blast and aftermath.
Ottawa Must Think Bigger on Green Bin Composting
Ottawa's green bin program needs a visionary upgrade to boost waste diversion beyond 45%, drawing inspiration from global innovators like Stockholm and San Francisco.
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Man Charged for Wildfire on Star Blanket Cree Nation
A man has been charged for allegedly starting a wildfire on the Star Blanket Cree Nation in Saskatchewan on May 10, 2026. The fire caused significant damage and prompted an investigation by File Hills First Nations Police Service.
FIFA's Steep Parking Fees at BMO Field for World Cup
FIFA announced parking prices up to $74.99 at BMO Field for Toronto World Cup games. Also: Kyle Busch death report, Tim Hortons revamp, and more.
35 Acres Next to Ojibway Park Sold; Mayor Hints at Park Progress
A 34.75-acre private lot adjacent to Ojibway Park in Windsor has been sold. Mayor Drew Dilkens promises exciting updates on the national urban park soon.
Ottawa Weekend Events May 22-24: Key Updates
Ottawa Race Weekend returns May 22-24, 2026. Also: downtown safety plan, father searches for missing daughter, and more local news.
Windsor Police Warn of Impaired Driving Spike Before World Cup
Windsor police report a rise in impaired driving incidents as the city prepares for extended alcohol service during the World Cup, urging safer road choices.
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B.C. renames Site C dam after John Horgan
The B.C. government announces the Site C dam will be renamed after the late John Horgan, honoring his legacy and contributions to the province's energy sector.
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