Saskatchewan Open to Carbon Tax Talks with Ottawa: Moe
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe signals willingness to discuss industrial carbon pricing with the federal government, amid ongoing tensions over climate policy.
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Trump Eases Refrigerant Rule to Combat Rising Grocery Costs
President Trump relaxes refrigerant regulations to reduce grocery prices. Critics warn of environmental impact, while supporters cite economic relief for consumers.
Dakota Access Pipeline Segment Approved Post-Standing Rock
A contentious segment of the Dakota Access oil pipeline has received approval, a decade after the Standing Rock protests. The decision has sparked renewed debate.
West Coast Pipeline Faces Route, Carbon Capture Questions
Alberta's West Coast pipeline plan faces route disputes with B.C. and uncertainty over oilsands carbon capture, as federal-provincial deal advances.
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North Sails Apparel becomes the Official Technical Clothing Partner of Yacht Club de Monaco, uniting style, innovation, and environmental respect in international yachting.
Greener Solution to Ottawa's Garbage Problem?
Ottawa considers NH3's waste-to-hydrogen technology as a greener, cheaper alternative to landfill or incineration, but risks remain.
Ottawa: 10 Fires Linked to Lithium-Ion Batteries in 2026
Ottawa Fire Services reports 10 fires in 2026 caused by lithium-ion batteries, including a Stittsville house fire from a power bank causing $750,000 in damage.
UN Assembly Backs Climate Action Despite US Opposition
The UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to endorse a landmark climate opinion by the ICJ, calling failure to protect the planet a violation of international law. The US, Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia opposed.
Tire Piles Grow in Ontario Amid Recycling Rule Criticism
Tires are accumulating at sites across Ontario, prompting calls for changes to recycling regulations as critics argue the current system is failing.
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French's and Minions & Monsters Team Up for Summer Mustard
French's announces a partnership with Illumination's Minions & Monsters, launching limited-edition yellow mustard packaging and a fun animated campaign across Canada.
Man rescued after days trapped in rolled vehicle on B.C. road
A man was rescued after being trapped for days in a rolled vehicle on a remote forest road in British Columbia. RCMP and emergency crews responded to the scene.
Gold Rises as Trump Says U.S. in 'Final Stages' with Iran
Gold prices climbed up to 1.6% after President Trump stated the U.S. is in the 'final stages' of talks with Iran, easing rate hike expectations.
Carney Pitches B.C. on Oil Pipeline for Asia
Prime Minister Carney proposes a new oil pipeline to B.C.'s coast, promising benefits, carbon capture, and Indigenous consultation, despite Premier Eby's opposition.
Halifax Soccer Fans Face Higher Costs: New Stadium Surcharges
Halifax adds surcharges on stadium tickets and alcohol at Wanderers Grounds, raising costs for soccer fans amid World Cup ticket price complaints.
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Carney Sets Pipeline Conditions Ahead of BC Meeting
Prime Minister Carney says a new proposed pipeline carrying Alberta oil to Asian markets must include consultations with B.C. and Indigenous communities.
Thailand Reduces Visa-Free Stay for 93 Nations Over Bad Behavior
Thailand slashes visa-free stay from 60 to 30 days for 93 countries, including the US, citing tourist misconduct. New rules aim to curb illegal work and overstays.
Iran Warns of War Beyond Middle East as Trump Repeats Threats
Iran warns the Middle East war could spread beyond the region if US and Israel resume attacks, as Trump threatens renewed strikes. Ceasefire talks continue.
How Fast to Outrun Crude Oil? Pipeline Facts
Discover the surprising speed of oil in pipelines, how they navigate mountains, and the engineering behind moving bitumen across Canada.
Vancouver Mayor Asked to Delay Building Code Changes
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces pushback over proposed building code and climate policy changes, with the VancouverNewsProvince urging a delay to ensure thorough review.
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Saskatchewan Open to Talks on Industrial Carbon Tax, Refining Deal
Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is open to discussions with the federal government on an industrial carbon tax, aiming to refine the deal made with Alberta.
Man Charged in Extortion Shootings, Arson in B.C.
Gursewak Singh faces charges including reckless discharge of a firearm in connection with extortion-related shootings and arson in British Columbia's Lower Mainland.
Ontario Extends Alcohol Last Call to 4 AM for World Cup
Ontario extends last call for alcohol to 4 a.m. from June 11 to July 19 for the FIFA World Cup 2026, supporting fans and local businesses.
Opinion: Time to Move On from Pathways Carbon Capture
Critics argue the $20-billion Pathways carbon capture project is costly, risky, and ineffective. First Nations, farmers, and rural landowners oppose it due to safety concerns and financial burdens.
Windsor Concerns Over Amherstburg Settlement Restrictions
Windsor officials express concern about restrictions tied to a $500K settlement with Amherstburg over Diageo plant operations and environmental impacts.
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New Brunswick Amphibious Aircraft for Summer
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Alberta Farmer Warns Orphan Well Crisis Could Cost Taxpayers
An Alberta farmer fears the growing orphan well crisis may leave taxpayers responsible for cleanup costs, as thousands of inactive wells pose environmental and financial risks.
Sundre, Mountain View County Keep Fire Ban in Place
Sundre and Mountain View County continue fire ban as wildfire near Clearwater County is now 'being held.' Evacuation alert remains, but no threat to town.
Fire Rangers Battle Forest Fire Near North Bay
Two fire ranger crews and Tilden Lake Fire Department extinguish a forest fire 0.6 km west of Highway 11 near North Bay, Ontario, on May 17, 2026.
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Country musician Corb Lund joined ranchers in Calgary to promote the Water Not Coal petition, aiming to ban new coal mining in Alberta's Rockies. The campaign needs 177,000 signatures by June 10.
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