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- Banff powerline rebuild sparks call for regional tourism, infrastructure impact assessment
Tourism growth linked to powerline rebuild sparks environmental concerns.
- Editorial: David Eby must address the North Shore sewage plant problems
David Eby must take responsibility for addressing the North Shore sewage plant crisis
- Extreme heat has extreme effects–but some like it hot
Heat wave has devastating effects on ecosystems, but some species adapt and even thrive.
- LIVE UPDATES: Ice storm approaches Montreal
Freezing rain to hit Montreal, residents advised to be on high alert
- Vancouver Island snow chances linger with 5-10 cm possible in high elevations
Heavy snow possible on Vancouver Island, 5-10 cm forecast in high elevations
- Chance of snow lingers in Greater Victoria, wind gusts to 90 expected by evening
Chance of snow to linger in Greater Victoria, wind gusts to 90 expected by evening.
- Toxic freedom and farm work in a warming world
UBC Okanagan hosts a Labour Lecture on pesticides, heat and worker safety
- Southern Alberta city named one of the driest in Canada
Lethbridge, Alberta named one of Canada's driest cities, averaging 14.7 inches of annual precipitation.
- Hydrogen atmosphere could keep exomoons habitable for billions of years - Phys.org
Scientists propose a new theory that a hydrogen atmosphere could sustain life on exomoons for billions of years.
- Polarity: Positive, negative, or both
Understanding polarity settings is crucial for troubleshooting welding problems.
- Three men fined $11,600 after illegally harvesting sea cucumbers from Campbell River beach
Three men fined $11,600
- Ottawa to Québec City can expect a winter blast of freezing rain
Freezing rain expected in southern Quebec
- Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Temperatures to drop below seasonal averages across southern Manitoba on Wednesday, with snow and warmer temperatures expected on Thursday.
- Pride to be shown, flown in Vernon in June
Council approves Pride Flag display at city hall
- Upper Ottawa Valley OPP says 'avoid unnecessary travel' due to freezing rain; All schools closed
Upper Ottawa Valley OPP advises against unnecessary travel due to freezing rain, schools closed
- Province announces new permits to help producers manage elk damage
Saskatchewan government introduces depredation permit program for elk damage
- The 19th-century mathematical clue that led to quantum mechanics - ScienceDaily
Mathematician Bernhard Riemann's work on non-Euclidean geometry laid groundwork for quantum mechanics
- Scientists make stunning discovery after digging in world's driest desert: 'Becoming increasingly relevant' - Yahoo
Scientists make stunning discovery after digging in world's driest desert
- Maple Ridge hosts Be Emergency Ready workshops
Maple Ridge hosts emergency preparedness workshops to help residents prepare for seasonal hazards.
- Jupiter's moons leave cold 'footprints' in the planet's auroras, James Webb Space Telescope finds - Space
James Webb Space Telescope detects cold 'footprints' of Jupiter's moons in auroras
- Beijing Quietly Recalibrates Decarbonization Targets to 2030
China's 15th five-year plan sets 2030 decarbonization targets, marks a cautious approach to energy strategy, aims to lead global climate governance.
- Burlington temporarily closes portion of King Road to help save endangered salamander
Burlington closes part of King Road to protect breeding habitat of endangered salamander.
- Depleted soil moisture a concern coming into spring in much of south and central Alberta
Soil moisture levels are below average
- Renewables May Break the Century-Old Utility Rulebook
Renewable energy sources are becoming more cost-competitive with fossil fuels
- New zoning rules coming to waterbodies in national mountain parks to combat invasive species
New zoning rules to be implemented in national parks in Alberta to control invasive species.
- Middle East Conflict Threatens to Derail the Region’s Carbon Capture Boom
Middle East Conflict Threatens to Derail the Region’s Carbon Capture Boom
- ‘Like a biker gang’: Sea lions pack Vancouver Island beach for herring feast
Sea lions are taking over a Vancouver Island beach, drawing large crowds with their feeding frenzy on herring.
- ‘Fugitive odour’ wrangling filtration selected for Salmon Arm sewage treatment plant
A new filtration system to reduce 'fugitive odour' from the Salmon Arm sewage treatment plant is being considered.
- NASA just picked a new upper stage for its SLS moon rocket amid Artemis shakeup - Space
NASA selects Centaur 5 as new upper stage for SLS rocket
- Group rids Maple Ridge waterway of Himalayan blackberry
A large-scale removal effort has cleared 66 bathtubs of Himalayan blackberry from the Trethewey Channel in Maple Ridge, BC.
- Toronto could see up to 40 millimetres of rain by tomorrow, raising flood risk
Flood watch issued for southern Ontario, potential for 40 mm of rain
- The water is flowing like wine in Haines Junction theses days.
Haines Junction's waterworks upgraded by federal and Yukon governments
- Expect up to 4 cm of snow, challenging driving conditions in Greater Victoria
Snow expected in Greater Victoria
- Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club petitions B.C. for year-round accessible fishing
Revelstoke Rod & Gun Club seeks year-round fishing access
- Let’s learn about animals that can regrow body parts - Science News Explores
Lizards can regrow their tails to escape predators.
- New flood warnings issued for Cambridge and Six Nations with more rain in forecast
Flood warnings issued for Cambridge and Six Nations
- City taking steps to improve safety at crosswalk by Salmon Arm seniors activity centre
City to reinstall crosswalk stripes at Salmon Arm seniors activity centre this spring/summer.
- Reach for the stars with Go For Launch! at LSSU this summer - Sault Ste. Marie Evening News
New event at Lake Superior State University
- ‘Uncover what’s really going on’: UFO researcher in Manitoba supports AI tracking
AI technology to aid UFO tracking
- Undoing renewables obstacles should be part of energy MOU talks: Pembina
Renewables development must factor into emissions policy talks
- What we’re tracking on March 10
Heavy rainfall expected over the next two days
- Lake Country council approves 283-unit residential development
Council approves 283-unit residential development
- Manitoba farmers feel surge of fertilizer prices amid Middle East conflict
Fertilizer prices on the rise due to global conflict
- Officials promote clever solution for residents unable to install solar panels at home: 'Removing barriers and red tape'
Residents face obstacles installing solar panels due to restrictive zoning laws and permitting processes.
- Pool to close for three months for upgrade work
Pool to close for three months for upgrade work as part of council's net zero efforts
- Some areas of N.B. got record-low amounts of snow, rain in February
Some areas of New Brunswick saw record-low snow and rain in February