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Wildfire triggers evacuation alert for more than 8,000 in Kimberley, B.C.
KIMBERLEY - The entire city of Kimberley, B.C., in the province's southeast region near the Alberta boundary has been placed on evacuation alert due to an out-of-control wildfire. The Regional Distric...
The Canadian Press
Jul 20, 2026
Smoke is shown from a major wildfire in southeastern B.C. in this image provided by the BC Wildfire Service. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Handout-BC Wildfire Service)
Remains of dinosaur skull found in B.C. campground belonged to T. rex 'great-uncle'
The remains of a dinosaur skull found in British Columbia campground belonged to a tyrannosaur that was lighter and faster than its more famous relative, the T. rex, say the authors of a new study. Un...
The Canadian Press
Jul 20, 2026
Ottawa to temporarily ban foreign nationals travelling from Congo over Ebola risk
OTTAWA - The Liberal government in Ottawa will bar foreign nationals who set foot in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the past 21 days from entry to Canada due to the risk of importing the deadly E...
The Canadian Press
Jul 19, 2026
Marine monitoring network in Quebec could help improve environmental regulations
MONTREAL - A new marine monitoring system that can detect undersea earthquakes, whale songs, ship noise and tidal activity could help improve environmental regulations, according to a recently-publish...
The Canadian Press
Jul 19, 2026
Fears are widespread about data centre impacts on Canada's water, environment: poll
OTTAWA - A large majority of Canadians in a recent poll said they worry that artificial intelligence data centres will hike their power bills and harm the environment. In the Leger poll, 81 per cent o...
The Canadian Press
Jul 18, 2026
Opposition brewing as data centre capacity is set to explode across Canada
OTTAWA - Across Canada, plans are underway for a massive boom in construction of the huge new data centres needed for artificial intelligence technology. But opposition is also building as residents w...
The Canadian Press
Jul 18, 2026
Fires from coast to coast: A look at the wildfire situation across the country
Just over 900 fires are burning across Canada, the national wildland fire summary indicates. Of those, 122 are listed out of control. Smoke from those fires is choking out millions in major cities acr...
The Canadian Press
Jul 17, 2026
U.S. lawmakers press Canada on wildfires as Carney defends environmental record
LONDON - Some U.S. lawmakers on Thursday threatened to sanction Canada - or even possibly annex it entirely - as they raged about wildfire smoke blanketing many parts of Canada and swaths of the Unite...
The Canadian Press
Jul 16, 2026
The latest on Ontario wildfires and smoke, from evacuations to poor air quality
Here is the latest on wildfires in northern Ontario as communities evacuate and much of the province is blanketed in thick and dangerous smoke. All times Eastern. --- 3:45 p.m. The chief of Whitesand ...
The Canadian Press
Jul 16, 2026
N.L. First Nations chief seeking a reversal of fur product ban on Etsy
OTTAWA - A Newfoundland and Labrador First Nations chief says the decision of a prominent online retailer to ban fur products is discriminatory against Indigenous artisans and traditions. Etsy, which ...
The Canadian Press
Jul 16, 2026
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