Cruise Demand Strong Despite Hantavirus Outbreak Scares
Despite a suspected hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship off Cape Verde, demand for cruises remains undimmed. Experts analyze the industry's resilience.
Category : Environmental Policy
Downtown Farmers’ Market Opens Despite Construction, Weather
Edmonton's Downtown Farmers' Market opened May 16, 2026, facing construction and weather woes. Organizers hope to gain momentum despite obstacles, with vendors and visitors optimistic.
Water main break closes Westboro intersection, Hwy. 417 ramp
A water main break at Carling and Kirkwood avenues has shut down the intersection and a Highway 417 off-ramp in Ottawa's Westboro area, causing traffic disruptions.
Carney's energy policies more realistic than Trudeau's
Lorrie Goldstein argues that Mark Carney's energy policies are more realistic than Justin Trudeau's, but Canada's emission targets remain unattainable, critiquing the true motives behind climate policies.
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Smith Carbon Deal Costs $600M
Alberta's carbon agreement with Ottawa will cost taxpayers $600M, funding carbon credits to shield industry from higher taxes.
Campers Brave Strong Winds at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park
Despite strong winds and challenging weather, campers are arriving at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park to start the summer season, ready for whatever nature throws at them.
Banff Mayor Asks Visitors to Leave Cars at Home
Record-setting visitor numbers have Banff's mayor asking summer tourists to consider leaving their cars at home to ease congestion and environmental impact.
Montreal Mining Fined $100M for Water Pollution
A Montreal mining firm has been fined $100 million for polluting fish-bearing waters in Quebec, marking one of the largest environmental penalties in Canadian history.
Wildfires Disrupt Travel in Northwestern Ontario
Ontario Forest Fires is battling wildfires in the northwest, causing travel disruptions. Officials urge caution as crews work to contain the blazes.
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EPA Rolls Back Coal Plant Water Pollution Limits
The EPA proposed rolling back limits on toxic heavy metals from coal plants into waterways, citing high costs and surging energy demand from AI data centers.
Smith-Carney Pipeline: Major Hurdles Still Ahead
Alberta and federal governments announce pipeline deal, but First Nations consent and investor backing pose significant challenges before 2027 construction.
Ottawa-Alberta carbon deal could move the needle: opinion
Sharan Kaur argues that the new carbon pricing agreement between Ottawa and Alberta may finally achieve meaningful emissions reductions through collaboration.
Fire Ratings Low Across Most of Cottage Country This Weekend
Fire ratings are low across most of cottage country this weekend, reducing the risk of wildfires. Campfires are permitted, but caution is advised.
Grid Expansion: Decades to See Lower Bills?
PM Carney unveils plan to lower electricity costs, but experts warn grid expansion benefits may take decades to materialize for consumers.
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Sunnyside Flood Barrier Complete for 2026 Season
Calgary's $50M Sunnyside flood barrier is operational for 2026, protecting against 100-year floods. Restoration work continues on pathways and Memorial Drive.
Wetland Drained Near North Bay Housing Development
Tracy Boucher reports the pond near her North Bay home is drying up despite record rainfall, raising concerns about wetland drainage linked to nearby housing development.
New Bylaw Fines Up to $3,000 for Piping Plover Disruption
Barrie enacts a new bylaw allowing fines of up to $3,000 for disturbing endangered Piping Plovers, aiming to protect nesting sites.
Victoria Day Calgary: May Long Weekend Open and Closed List
Find out what's open and closed in Calgary for Victoria Day 2026, including city services, transit, and attractions. Plan your long weekend.
Hwy. 417 lane closures at Pinecrest due to LRT work
The City of Ottawa confirms lane closures on Highway 417 at Pinecrest Road are related to Stage 2 LRT construction, causing significant traffic congestion for commuters.
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Bell Canada Names Lead Construction Partner for AI Data Centre
Bell Canada has selected a lead construction partner for its AI data centre in RM of Sherwood, near Regina, marking a major step in future infrastructure projects.
Ex-Pilots Slam Celebrities for Private Jets at Cannes Amid Fuel Crisis
Former pilots and activists denounce celebrities flying private jets to Cannes, urging economy travel or trains to reduce carbon footprint during a global fuel shortage.
Hope in N.L. Town as Government Targets Rotting Fish Plant
A long-abandoned fish-sauce plant in St. Mary's, N.L., has been emitting a foul odor for years. The provincial government has now announced plans to remove the rotting structure, bringing hope to residents.
Strait of Hormuz Tensions: Ship Seized and Sunk
A ship was seized and another sunk near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Experts warn of potential impacts on global oil markets.
Activist Flotilla Leaves Turkiye for Gaza After Interception
A new activist flotilla has departed Turkiye for Gaza, weeks after Israeli forces intercepted a previous convoy attempting to breach the blockade.
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Cuba's Power Grid Plunges to New Lows Amid Crisis
Cuba's power supply reaches new lows, sparking protests in Havana. Residents face prolonged blackouts as the energy crisis worsens.
Metro Vancouver Faces Tougher Water Restrictions
Metro Vancouver warns of stricter water restrictions due to low snowpack and forecasted heat. Stage-2 ban on lawn watering starts early, with Stage-3 expected June 1.
AI Data Centres Face Water Scrutiny in Metro Vancouver
As Metro Vancouver faces water shortages, new AI data centres raise environmental concerns. Critics question their water and energy usage amid drought conditions.
B.C. Wastewater Plant Legal Fight Ends in Settlement
A settlement has been reached in the legal dispute over British Columbia's costly wastewater treatment facility, ending a prolonged court battle.
Ottawa-Alberta Carbon Pricing Deal Expected Friday
Sources confirm Prime Minister Carney and Premier Smith will announce an industrial carbon pricing agreement on Friday, marking a breakthrough in federal-provincial climate policy.
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Metro Vancouver, Acciona settle wastewater plant lawsuits
Metro Vancouver and Acciona settle lawsuits over North Shore wastewater plant; Acciona pays $235 million, independent review to follow.
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