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- Homes driven into Saskatchewan community amid wildfire recovery - CTV News
Homes driven into Saskatchewan community amid wildfire recovery
- Saanich gets $10 million to protect bog biodiversity
Saanich receives $10 million to protect bog biodiversity
- Critics say Ottawa's sustainable jobs plan offers no new support for energy workers - CBC
Critics say Ottawa's sustainable jobs plan offers no new support for energy workers.
- QIA promises to build eight new marine monitoring stations, nine additional houses
QIA to build eight new marine monitoring stations, nine additional houses in Iglulik
- P.E.I. Watershed Alliance concerned that 'climate action' removed from minister's title
P.E.I. Watershed Alliance expresses concern over removal of 'climate action' from minister's title
- Birds of March: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick
Spring is in the air as birds return to New Brunswick
- U.S. considers changing regulations designed to protect North Atlantic right whales
U.S. considers changing regulations to protect North Atlantic right whales
- Haddock quota to go down 57% in parts of N.S., N.B on April 1
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick haddock fishing quotas cut by over 50%.
- Have you seen a wasp nest like this? These researchers want to study it
Researchers collect wasp nests to study heavy metal presence
- Video captures dozens of coffins washed away in deadly flood amid 'record' levels of rain: 'Families have lost everything'
Flooding in [location] results in dozens of coffins being washed away, leaving families without remains
- Heavy snow, strong winds forecast for Bow Valley, Kananaskis Country
Heavy snow and strong winds forecast for Bow Valley and Kananaskis Country.
- Snowfall warning in effect in Okotoks area for Sunday
A snowfall warning has been issued for the Okotoks area, with up to 10 cm of snow expected on Sunday.
- City of Cold Lake council moves to formalize 10-Minute Fire Response Policy
City of Cold Lake council agrees to formalize 10-Minute Fire Response Policy
- Digital reconstruction reveals the face of ‘Little Foot,’ a nearly 4 million-year-old human ancestor - CTV News
A 4 million-year-old human ancestor
- Digital reconstruction reveals the face of ‘Little Foot,’ a nearly 4 million-year-old human ancestor - CP24
A nearly 4 million-year-old human ancestor nicknamed 'Little Foot' has been given a digital reconstruction of its face.
- Clocks to spring forward in Alberta tonight
Alberta to spring forward tonight, debate over changing clocks for good
- Virtual Power Plants Are Key to Unlocking America's Energy Transition
Virtual Power Plants offer a key to unlocking America's energy transition by leveraging combined renewable energy projects, increasing energy efficiency and reducing reliance on traditional power sources.
- Nature Nut: Humpbacks use a learned technique for feeding
Humpback whales have been observed using a learned technique to feed on krill by creating a 'bubble net' that traps the prey
- Canada documents three more 20-degree readings in 2026 - The Weather Network
Canada documents three more 20-degree readings in 2026
- LETTER: Colour failure at Vernon’s future new pool
Colour failure at new pool
- Moving your farm books to the cloud
Farm bookkeeping and office administration are becoming a bottleneck for some farm operations.
- Local Fishing Report
Elevation and water temperature are normal and stable. Largemouth bass are slow on lipless and plastic baits around coves and shorelines. Blue and channel catfish are slow.
- March 7th Weather Discussion
Showers expected through morning, cold front moves in this afternoon.
- Welland pauses incentives after flood of new physicians — but Niagara still needs more than 100 family doctors
Welland pauses incentives for family doctors, still short of needed physicians
- Astronomers are capturing video of a black hole for the first time - CBC
Astronomers capture first-ever video of a black hole
- Canada has a role in global illegal wildlife trade, says Cariboo based researcher
Canada's role in global illegal wildlife trade is a growing concern
- Mother and Daughter Killed When Tornado Hit Their Car ID'd as Substitute Teacher and Her 13-Year-Old
Mother and daughter killed in car accident after tornado hits
- Why Ontario still springs forward despite a 2020 law to stop the time change
Ontario reverts to daylight saving time despite 2020 law
- Warm and windy weather coming to Calgary this Saturday
Calgary to experience warm and windy weather on Saturday.
- Student-inspired mural unveiled at water treatment plant
Student-created mural unveiled at Prince Albert water treatment plant celebrating clean water and environmental stewardship.
- Science will collide with sports at roller derby event in Chilliwack
Science to be incorporated into roller derby gameplay
- Winter conditions expected on North Island beginning Sunday, March 8
Winter conditions expected on North Island starting Sunday, March 8, with snow and slippery roads
- La Belle Vie family farm bets on nutrient-rich haskap berries
Haskap berries are a new crop for La Belle Vie Farm in Saint Charles
- Toronto weather to hit double-digit temperatures this weekend — but thunderstorms risk ruining the warmth
Toronto to see double-digit temperatures this weekend
- Rainfall warning, possible thunderstorms tonight and Saturday
Rainfall warning issued for tonight and Saturday, with 15-40 mm of rain expected, potentially leading to thunderstorms.
- Maritimes see ninth straight dry month
Maritimes experience ninth consecutive dry month
- What vinegar can — and can’t — clean in your home
Vinegar can clean surfaces like countertops, sinks, and mirrors.
- Government funding supports at-risk species in Saanich wetland
Government provides $10,000 for Saanich wetland conservation efforts.
- PUC to host open house at wastewater treatment plant
Pittsburgh Utility Company to host open house at wastewater treatment plant
- Town opens up questionnaire to residents to shape invasive species protocols
Residents can provide input on the plan by completing the questionnaire
- Alberta budget cuts Banff's infrastructure funding
Alberta budget cuts Banff's infrastructure funding
- Reward offered for information on suspicious deer killing in Okanagan Falls
BC Conservation Officer Service investigates suspicious deer killing in Okanagan Falls, reward offered for information.
- March 6th Weather Discussion
Significantly wetter conditions are expected today across the region
- Toronto’s freezing rain warning lifts
Freezing rain warning lifted for Toronto and surrounding areas.
- Delays, complaints mar launch of new waste collection
Waste collection delays
- St. Catharines Today: Region chair calls for smaller councils + Dog park on wheels
Region's 16 municipalities might have smaller councils to save costs, City of St. Catharines proposes dog park on wheels.
- Meteor sighting over Cochrane stirs awe
A meteor was spotted over Cochrane, with new video and images shared online showing the bright celestial object passing overhead.