Quebec's Illegal Plant Trade Surges: Study Reveals Problem
A new study highlights Quebec's booming illegal plant trade, with buyers easily obtaining poached succulents and cacti, raising environmental concerns.
Category : Water Resources
No Injuries After Collingwood Shed Fire
A shed fire in Collingwood, Ontario, on May 30 caused no injuries. Firefighters responded quickly; cause under investigation. Local officials urge caution.
Toronto's Amsterdam Bridge Reopens After $1M Fix
The Amsterdam Bridge, closed since 2021 due to storm damage, reopens Sunday after a $1.09 million rehabilitation. The waterfront landmark near Harbourfront Centre will be celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Calgary Lost 23% of Water in 2025: City Plans $342M Fix
Calgary lost 23% of its treated water in 2025 due to aging infrastructure. The city proposes a $342M investment over four years to replace pipes and improve leak detection.
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Accessible Housing Key to Future, BILD Says
During National AccessAbility Week, BILD emphasizes the need for accessible housing in Ontario, citing rising disability rates and aging population.
Saskatoon Riverboat Suspends Trips Over Low Water Levels
The Prairie Lilly riverboat in Saskatoon has suspended operations due to low river levels, prompting calls for answers from authorities.
Ottawa to speed up water main break notifications
Ottawa city council votes to improve communication after water main breaks leave residents uninformed. Staff to report back by 2027.
Washington Mill Chemical Explosion Kills One, Nine Missing
A chemical tank explosion at a Washington pulp mill left one dead and nine missing. Emergency crews work to stabilize the site and resume search.
Strong Like a Girl Raises $30K, Unites Girl Dads Against Period Stigma
The Women's Centre of Halton's Strong Like a Girl campaign raised $30,000 through Girl Dad challenges, breaking period stigma and supporting menstrual health.
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Southern Alberta reservoirs near capacity, Milk River low
A report finds most Southern Alberta reservoirs are near capacity, but the Milk River has reached a historic low, raising concerns for irrigation and ecosystems.
Water-Thrifty Plants and Efficient Watering for Drought Gardens
Learn which plants need least water, best watering methods, and optimal times to conserve water during drought. Expert tips for a drought-smart garden.
Waterloo Region Moves Toward Independent Well Appeals
Waterloo Region is advancing plans to create an independent appeals committee to handle private well complaints, aiming to improve transparency and fairness in groundwater disputes.
One dead in Dwight house fire, another hospitalized
A fatal house fire in Dwight, Ontario, leaves one dead and another hospitalized. Lake of Bays Fire Rescue responded to the blaze on Spring Lake Road.
Daily Horoscope: May 15, 2026 – Moon in Taurus
Today's horoscope warns of power struggles and confrontations. The Moon in Taurus affects all signs. Read Georgia Nicols' daily predictions for May 15, 2026.
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High Winds Cause Power Outages in Saskatchewan
Severe winds have knocked out power in several southern Saskatchewan communities, including Eastend, due to storm damage. Crews are working to restore electricity.
Condo Smarts: Bareland Strata Utility Cost Crisis
Bareland strata owners face surprise costs as aging water and sewer systems fail, wiping out reserve funds. Expert Tony Gioventu explains the risks and solutions.
Waterloo Region's First Ultrafiltration System Coming
Waterloo Region prepares to install its first ultrafiltration system, a major step toward improved water treatment and quality for the community.
Victoria Avoids Stage 2 Water Restrictions as Reservoir Nears Full
Unlike other parts of Vancouver Island, the Capital Region relies solely on rainfall. With the reservoir near capacity, Stage 2 water restrictions are not expected this year.
Free Water Test Kits from Simcoe Muskoka Health Unit
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit provides free water test kits to residents, ensuring safe drinking water and preventing contamination.
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Montreal Region Outdoor Water Ban Issued
Rigaud and parts of Hudson prohibit outdoor water use due to dry conditions, affecting residents and businesses as conservation measures take effect.
Calgary Water Main Construction Reaches Next Phase
The City of Calgary resumes pipe-diver inspections on the Bearspaw water feeder main as construction moves to the next phase, ensuring infrastructure reliability.
Water main flushing starts in Winnipeg neighbourhoods
Winnipeg begins water main flushing in select neighbourhoods. Residents advised water is safe for washing but must be boiled for consumption. No further details provided.
Calgary Relaunches Pipe-Diver for Bearspaw Water Main
The City of Calgary is set to relaunch its pipe-diver device on Tuesday to inspect a section of the Bearspaw water feeder main, aiming to ensure infrastructure integrity.
Port of Vancouver Meth Seizure Leads to Arrest in Australia
An Australian man faces charges after allegedly smuggling 300 kg of methamphetamine through the Port of Vancouver to Sydney. The drugs were hidden in pressure washers.
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Tavistock Water Contamination Warning Issued by Health Unit
A health unit warns of possible water contamination in Tavistock, urging residents to boil water. The advisory follows a system issue and may last until Friday.
Ontario spends $14M on water upgrades in Smiths Falls, Plevna
Ontario allocates $14 million to upgrade water infrastructure in Smiths Falls and Plevna, ensuring reliable water supply and improved services for residents.
Waterloo Region's New Water Allocation Policy Unveiled
Waterloo Region introduces a new policy to govern water capacity allocation, addressing growth and sustainability. The framework aims to balance development with water conservation.
NB Urged to Speed Up Clean Water Guidelines
A New Brunswick doctor calls on the province to fast-track Health Canada's clean water guidelines, citing health risks from outdated standards.
London Joins Great Lakes Declaration for Water Business
London, Ontario has signed onto a cross-border initiative with 425 cities to attract water-centered businesses along the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway, boosting economic and environmental collaboration.
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Alaska Landslide Triggered Huge Tsunami, Warning for B.C.
A massive landslide in Alaska last year generated a tsunami as tall as the CN Tower, stripping vegetation from fjord walls. Scientists warn similar events could threaten British Columbia's coastline.
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