Ottawa Police Search for Missing Paddleboarder
Ottawa police seek public help to locate Robson Florentino, 38, a paddleboarder missing since Saturday evening on the Ottawa River near Andrew Haydon Park.
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Daily Horoscope: Blue Moon in Sagittarius Brings Caution
Avoid shopping after 9 AM EDT today due to a Blue Moon in Sagittarius. Horoscope for all signs: Aries to Pisces. Full moon energy heightens emotions.
Humpback Whales Set New Distance Record in Epic Migration
A humpback whale has broken the record for the longest migration, traveling over 13,000 kilometers from South America to Africa, highlighting the species' incredible endurance.
Volcanic Eruption Offers New Weapon Against Potent Greenhouse Gas
A violent volcanic eruption may have uncovered a novel method to combat a powerful planet-heating gas, offering new hope in climate change mitigation efforts.
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Regina Schools Review Recess Rules Amid Extreme Heat
Regina Public Schools assess future of outdoor recess during extreme heat. Officials say recess continues as normal but will consider new guidelines for high temperatures.
9 missing after Washington paper mill tank implosion
Nine people are missing after a tank implosion at a Washington paper mill. Officials say there is no hope of finding survivors.
Dozens of Assad-Era Chemical Weapons Found in Syria
A watchdog reports dozens of chemical weapons from the Assad era were discovered in Syria recently, raising concerns about security and compliance.
Meteor Streaks Across GTA Sky in Ontario
A possible meteor was seen flying through the sky in Ontario early Wednesday morning, with multiple reports of a fireball across the GTA.
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Gold declined over 1% as military strikes in the Persian Gulf dimmed hopes for a US-Iran peace deal and reinforced concerns about persistent inflation keeping interest rates higher for longer.
Magnitude 6.9 Earthquake Hits Northern Chile
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck northern Chile on May 25, 2026. No injuries or major damage have been reported. Authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Ottawa Water Safety Tips for Summer Heat
As Ottawa temperatures rise, Ottawa Fire Services shares essential water safety tips to prevent drownings and ensure safe swimming, boating, and paddling.
Steyer Targets Climate Researcher in Hit Campaign
Roger Pielke Jr. describes his persecution by billionaire Tom Steyer and climate activists in John Stossel's new video.
Spearfisher Dies in Shark Attack on Great Barrier Reef
A spearfisher was mauled and killed on the Great Barrier Reef, marking Australia's second fatal shark attack in a week. Authorities are investigating.
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What Super El Niños Tell Us About the Next One
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Pills, Caffeine, Fire Retardant Risk B.C. Chinook Salmon
A new study reveals a dangerous mix of pharmaceuticals, caffeine, and flame retardants in B.C. waters, posing a significant threat to chinook salmon populations.
Mark Carney's Climate 'Tragedy of the Horizon' Is Over
New research declares the RCP8.5 climate scenario 'implausible,' undermining PM Carney's climate policies and the foundation of global climate alarm.
Climate Report: World Won't Get as Hot, But Will Breach Limit
A new climate report suggests global warming may be less severe than previously feared, but the world is still on track to surpass the critical 1.5°C threshold.
Alberta Orphan Well Crisis: Taxpayers May Pay Cleanup
Growing concerns in Alberta over orphan wells could leave taxpayers with cleanup costs, as the number of abandoned oil and gas sites rises.
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Scientists discovered 1,121 new marine species in a year, including a ghost shark and symbiotic worm, marking a 54% jump in annual identifications.
P.E.I. Roadside Cleanup Marks 53 Years of Community Effort
Prince Edward Island residents continue a 53-year tradition of roadside cleanups, removing trash and beautifying communities across the province.
Libyan army exercises send message to friends and foes
The Libyan National Army conducts one of its largest military exercises, with over 25,000 troops and heavy weaponry, signaling strength to both allies and adversaries.
Chinook Salmon Study Shows Diet Changes in Salish Sea
A new study on chinook salmon in British Columbia's Salish Sea reveals significant changes in their diets, impacting the entire marine ecosystem and local fisheries.
Climate Change Reducing Oxygen in Rivers Worldwide
A new study reveals climate change is deoxygenating rivers globally, threatening aquatic life and water quality. Researchers warn of dire ecological impacts.
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Toronto is experiencing an 'explosion of pollen' this allergy season due to a combination of weather patterns and environmental factors, leading to increased symptoms for allergy sufferers.
P.E.I. School Wins Sixth Battery Blitz as Recycling Rises
A P.E.I. school celebrates its sixth Battery Blitz win amid rising battery recycling rates across Canada, highlighting student-led environmental efforts.
Missing Hiker Killed in Suspected Bear Attack at Glacier Park
The body of a missing hiker was found in Glacier National Park with injuries consistent with a bear encounter, the first fatal attack in the park since 1998.
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