The Town of Virden has launched a lawsuit against the Manitoba provincial government and a consulting firm, alleging negligence in advice to switch to an aquifer with insufficient capacity, leading to a critical water supply failure.
The Grand River Conservation Authority alerts residents to increasing water levels following a period of mild and wet weather, urging caution near waterways.
Calgary will return to Stage 4 water restrictions for up to four weeks starting March 9 as the Bearspaw South feeder main undergoes reinforcement repairs on nine sections.
Calgary's mayor announces likely spring water restrictions to facilitate repairs on the Bearspaw feeder main, as the city prepares for essential infrastructure work.
The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority is closely monitoring the Thames River as heavy rainfall and melting snow combine to create significant flood risks in southwestern Ontario.
A water-taking proposal in Wilmot Township could permit the extraction of up to 9.72 million litres of water per day from a gravel pit site, raising environmental and regulatory concerns.
The Region of Waterloo has secured an internationally recognized water management expert to develop solutions for its worsening water scarcity, as local reservoirs face strain from climate change and population growth.
Construction of a major water reservoir in southwest London is approaching completion, designed to increase storage capacity as the city expands. The project addresses critical infrastructure needs for a growing population.
Calgary residents can expect a sunny Wednesday with chilly morning temperatures. The forecast highlights a dry week ahead, with winter conditions predicted to return next week.
After a period of unseasonably mild weather, temperatures in London are rebounding to typical February levels with a chance of flurries. CTV meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the detailed forecast.
Meteorologist Colleen Bready forecasts moderate conditions for Winnipeg on Tuesday, followed by a significant temperature increase midweek. The forecast comes as Canada experiences varied weather patterns across provinces.
Wilmot Township has temporarily suspended its water-taking permit policy as Waterloo Region grapples with infrastructure capacity constraints, highlighting regional water management challenges.
Edmonton residents are enjoying the final days of unseasonably warm weather before colder temperatures and winter conditions make a comeback in the region.
Residents of Windsor and Essex County can anticipate a shift to milder weather conditions in the coming days, according to the latest forecast. This change follows recent cold spells and offers a welcome respite.
London, Ontario experiences a temperature rebound with plenty of sunshine following weeks of extreme cold, as meteorologists forecast improved conditions.
Calgary residents should enjoy the current mild, spring-like weather while it lasts, as forecasters predict daytime highs will drop below freezing in the coming week.
Environment Canada forecasts increasing cloudiness and cold temperatures for Montreal, with no magical solutions like Taylor Swift's imagined Opalite spray to change the weather.
Toronto endures another day of bitter cold on Monday, but meteorologists suggest the prolonged cold snap could be nearing its end, with temperatures expected to moderate later in the week.
Edmonton experiences an unseasonably warm February with melting snow and sunny skies, prompting the chief meteorologist to label it a 'false spring' and warn that such weather is not normal for this time of year.
The Ontario provincial government, under Minister Vic Fedeli, is directing substantial funding to the Nipissing district for critical water system improvements and new construction.
The Region of Waterloo has approved a $15 million plan to temporarily increase water treatment capacity, addressing growing demand and infrastructure needs.
Meteorologist Colleen Bready forecasts a cold Friday in Winnipeg with temperatures rising over the weekend. The detailed outlook covers current conditions and expected changes.
Calgary announces open-cut construction for Stage B of Bearspaw South feeder main replacement, starting May 2026 with five-month timeline and significant community impacts.
Light snow arrives in Montreal Friday afternoon, creating ideal conditions for weekend outdoor activities like skating and skiing with temperatures dropping to seasonal lows.
Ottawa residents prepare for a sharp drop in temperatures and anticipated snowfall on Friday, marking a return to winter conditions after recent fluctuations.
The City of Saint John, New Brunswick, is undertaking a significant dredging project at Ghost River Lake Reservoir to enhance water storage capacity ahead of anticipated hot, dry summer conditions.
Calgary residents can expect even warmer and sunnier conditions on Thursday, though windy weather will persist. Temperatures are set to rise while gusts may slightly calm.
The town of Virden, Manitoba, is making operational changes to its water treatment system to decrease arsenic levels, ensuring safer drinking water for residents.
A snow-producing clipper system is forecast to arrive in Southern Ontario by week's end, extending a prolonged cold snap that has already broken records. Meteorologists warn of continued frigid temperatures across the region.
Ottawa residents should prepare for a significant temperature drop as colder-than-normal conditions are forecasted to return to the region, impacting daily life and activities.