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Seven people were sent to hospital on Thursday afternoon after a carbon monoxide poisoning incident in the northwest Calgary neighbourhood of Brentwood.

Firefighters removed a ‘homemade appliance’ that was being used to burn charcoal inside a tent, the city says

The WFPS said the build-up of potentially deadly gas was likely from a malfunctioning furnace, which was repaired Friday by Manitoba Hydro workers.

First responders took seven people to hospital Wednesday after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected in the basement of a building off Whyte Avenue.

Saskatchewan RCMP warn motorists to check ahead before hitting the highways following numerous reports of collisions due to current snowy conditions.

Jeff Leblanc urgently needs hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat a potentially fatal side effect of radiation from his cancer treatments in 2013.

Vancouver Coastal Health said it sees an average of 31 emergency room visits due to carbon monoxide exposure during the colder months.

Victor Sharrah said that, all of a sudden, any human face he looked at appeared grotesquely distorted.

Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Friday, Jan. 19.

Wind and snow — lots of snow — are expected for Saskatchewan from Saturday morning to Monday night, Environment Canada said.

Two adults and two children were taken to hospital and dozens of people were forced from their homes Friday when a carbon-monoxide alarm went off in a Calgary apartment building.

Nearly two-thirds of carbon monoxide-related incidents in Canada in the past 12 years came during cold weather months.

A study has found air inside homes on four remote First Nations in northwestern Ontario contained carbon dioxide, fine particles, mould and other substances.

Starting April 1, the City of Winnipeg says short-term rental owners will need a license, for a yearly fee, to rent out their homes.

The owner of a tiny home in Naramata recently won her pitch for a temporary use permit but is now calling for a change in regulations both locally and provincially.

Ottawa is not cracking down on emissions from wood ovens at bagel shops and pizzerias, an Environment Canada said. Some shops were contacted but none were above thresholds.

At issue are a collection of municipal bylaws that ban the erection of non-recreational tents or other informal structures in public spaces without approval from the town.

One man is dead and several others are in hospital after a carbon monoxide poisoning incident at a home in Kitchener on Tuesday morning, Waterloo regional police say.

Jason Zabos, 44, is charged with mischief, arson with disregard for human life, obstructing a peace officer and disobeying a court order to vacate his south Edmonton apartment.

Frantic searches for the Montreal children — aged three and 11 — got underway but officers eventually found them safe and sound at their home.