Global NewsHalifax, NS Remove bird feeders to battle spread of deadly parasite, bird society urgesglobalnews.ca - By Staff Nova Scotians are being asked to remove bird feeders and close up bird baths as a fatal disease spread by damp, human-provided seed is killing purple …
Global NewsMoncton, NB ‘It’s a big concern’: Dozens of dead fish discovered in Moncton’s Jones Lakeglobalnews.ca - By Shelley Steeves Moncton residents living around Jones Lakes are upset with the discovery of dozens of dead fish along the shoreline. David Ford, who lives near the …
Global NewsWinnipeg 3 Winnipeg neighbourhoods experiencing higher population of cankerworms, city saysglobalnews.ca - By Abigail Turner Cankerworms — the green worms you see hanging from trees in Winnipeg — have started popping up around the city, but officials say there are some …
Global NewsEnvironment Crescentview man rescues baby crow, takes it on daily bike ridesglobalnews.ca - By Marek Tkach For two weeks, Crestview resident Andrew Wood has been nursing a baby crow back to health – and he’s taught it to ride his bike. It started when he …
Global NewsEnvironment With invasive species killing many Winnipeg trees, what can you plant?globalnews.ca - By Amber McGuckin With the City of Winnipeg battling multiple invasive species and diseases affecting the urban canopy, homeowners should consider diversifying the …
Global NewsEdmonton, AB Proposed Edmonton river valley solar farm to be voted on by councilglobalnews.ca - By Sarah Komadina A change in zoning for Epcor land is one of the last steps needed for the company to move forward with a solar farm in Edmonton’s river valley. On …
Global NewsSaskatoon, SK Saskatoon tree sprouts to the title of broadest tree in Saskatchewanglobalnews.ca - By Brady Ratzlaff Saskatoon residents out for an afternoon stroll will notice something slightly different about the home at 3441 Normandy Street in Montgomery. That’s …
Global NewsEnvironment Calgary homeowners frustrated with ‘overwhelming’ gopher invasion: ‘It’s an infestation’globalnews.ca - By Carolyn Kury de Castillo The green space near Saddlebrook Way in northeast Calgary is home to an endless parade of gophers popping from the soil. “It’s an infestation. It’s …
Global NewsEnvironment June storm whips through northern Alberta, damages Fawcett Lake Resortglobalnews.ca - By Emily Mertz Residents at the Fawcett Lake Resort — about 240 kilometres north of Edmonton and 70 kilometres east of Slave Lake — are cleaning up after a storm …
Global NewsJason Kenney Alberta energy war room must avoid online morass, preaching to choir: expertsglobalnews.ca - By Lauren Krugel Tzeporah Berman only learned of her cameo appearance at an Alberta government news conference about its so-called energy war room after a flood of …
Global NewsAlberta Skier killed in Alberta backcountryglobalnews.ca - By Jayme Doll A 22-year old-Lethbridge man lost his life Saturday skiing in the backcountry. In a press release RCMP said the skier was hit by a lose rock and fell …
Global NewsAlberta No business case for Trans Mountain expansion, says former environment ministerglobalnews.ca - By Laura Kane A former Liberal environment minister is urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet to reject the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, arguing …
Global NewsHalifax, NS Small bird seen swooping over N.S. forest helps naturalists bring halt to loggingglobalnews.ca - By Staff A group of small birds that naturalists spotted swooping over a Nova Scotia forest has helped convince the province to order a halt to further …
Global NewsMidland OPP and MNRF warn residents after reported bear sightings in Midlandglobalnews.ca - By Daina Goldfinger Southern Georgian Bay OPP and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) are warning residents about bears after an adult black bear and …
Global NewsVatican World’s major oil companies meet in Vatican, commit to support carbon pricingglobalnews.ca - By Nicole Winfield and Frank Jordans VATICAN CITY — Some of the world’s major oil producers committed Friday to supporting “economically meaningful” carbon pricing regimes after a …
Global NewsBill Morneau Environment bill changes needed to ‘avoid alienating provinces’: Morneauglobalnews.ca - By Staff OTTAWA — The federal Liberals say it’s conservative premiers who are putting Canada at risk in a fight over oil and the environment. Finance Minister …
Global NewsCanadian News Tourism officials not concerned over flooding at Cobourg’s beachglobalnews.ca - By Mark Giunta Cobourg’s most popular attraction — its beach — has been underwater for more than a month. The Lake Ontario community is dealing with historic …
Global NewsGlyphosate David Coon tries and fails at declaring emergency debate on Glyphosate as N.B. Legislature risesglobalnews.ca - By Morganne Campbell A last-ditch attempt to possibly bring an end to the controversial spraying of Glyphosate in New Brunswick sputtered out on the floor of the …
Global NewsWaterloo Waterloo student receives national grant for anti-littering initiativeglobalnews.ca - By Kevin Nielsen A Waterloo teen was one of five students from across the country who recently of a Young Nature Leadership Grant from Nature Canada. Sammie Heard, who …
Global NewsJason Kenney Alberta’s Jason Kenney tells N.B. he will be ‘relentless’ in fight for Energy Eastglobalnews.ca - By Silas Brown Alberta Premier Jason Kenney was in Saint John on Friday, where he declared his commitment to the Energy East pipeline project. “I will continue to …
Global NewsCanadian News Are nasty seasonal allergies taking a toll on you? You are not alone, says Queen’s profglobalnews.ca - By Niki Anastasakis Coughing, sneezing, and itching are all symptoms of seasonal allergies and 46-year-old Melitta Artindale from Havelock, Ont., is dealing with all of …
Global NewsEnvironment City rolls out plan to tackle invasive species and temporarily preserve Winnipeg’s ash treesglobalnews.ca - By Sam Thompson The City of Winnipeg’s Insect Control Branch will begin treating ash trees this Monday to stop the spread of a beetle that can cause widespread …
Global NewsEnvironment Parlee Beach water-monitoring changes remove automatic ‘no swimming’ advisories after rainfallglobalnews.ca - By Callum Smith Swimming advisories will no longer be issued automatically following rainfall at Parlee Beach, New Brunswick’s chief medical officer of health …
Global NewsCanadian News Plastic bags, pet waste allowed in Ottawa green bins starting July 2globalnews.ca - By Beatrice Britneff Ottawa residents may begin dumping dog feces, cat litter and plastic bags filled with organic waste into their green bins starting on July 2, the …
Global NewsSite C Dam UN says Canada’s plan to rescue Wood Buffalo National Park needs ‘considerably more effort’globalnews.ca - By Bob Weber The status of Canada’s largest park as a world heritage site remains wobbly after a United Nations body expressed grave doubts about a federal plan …
Global NewsEnvironment Peterborough’s Fleming College to receive $2.9M in applied research fundingglobalnews.ca - By Greg Davis Fleming College in Peterborough will receive nearly $2.9 million in research funding to improve water pipeline management. The announcement of …
Global NewsAlberta Federal carbon tax will be imposed in Alberta on Jan. 1: environment ministerglobalnews.ca - By Staff Ottawa says a federal carbon tax will be imposed on Alberta starting Jan. 1. Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says she has written the …
Global NewsCanadian News Verdun beach finally set to openglobalnews.ca - By Amanda Jelowicki Almost five years after the project was first proposed, Verdun beach is set to open in less than two weeks. The site, behind Arthur-Therrien Park and …
Global NewsEnvironment Winnipeg City Hall abuzz with hive of new neighboursglobalnews.ca - By Sam Thompson Winnipeg’s City Hall is usually a hive of political wheeling and dealing, but the building was abuzz Thursday with news of its latest visitors. A …
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