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The Alberta government has introduced legislation to ensure children and young teens won’t be able to access sexually graphic images in books at public libraries.

Some communities in southern Ontario are being warned of potential flooding as warmer temperatures bring melting snow and ice after weeks of subzero temperatures. 

That figure dwarfs the death toll from any other round of protest or unrest in Iran in decades and recalls the chaos surrounding the country's 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Two closely linked First Nations are taking different paths as Ontario pushes ahead with Ring of Fire roads and mining in a region reshaped by climate change and geopolitics.

Two fly-in First Nations share their insights on the wide-ranging consequences of climate change, resource extraction and proposed roads in Ontario's Ring of Fire region.

The West Coast Oil Tanker Ban came into effect in 2019 and prohibits tankers from carrying more than 12,500 metric tonnes of crude oil along the northern coast of B.C.

A landmark court ruling has ignited fierce debate and uncertainty over the future of private property rights in the province and across the country.

The migrant caravan has riled up President Trump, who is intensifying his efforts to frame the Nov. 6 elections around the threat he says illegal immigrants pose to Americans’ safety.

The Rotary Club of Guelph is looking for volunteers for their 12th annual tree planting event on Saturday.

The GRCA has placed the Flood Watch through to Tuesday, April 17 due to Freezing Rain and significant rainfall throughout the weekend.

Heavy rain and already high water levels impacted areas along the Lake Erie shoreline over the weekend.

Canadian companies that behave badly abroad are getting a new overseer tasked with cracking down on unethical corporate behaviour.

Officials say the combination of warm temperatures and rainfall is beginning to trigger significant runoff into the Grand River watershed.

The City of Brantford has issued an evacuation order for Holmedale, Eagle Place and West Brant areas due to rising water levels and the risk of flooding.

A state of emergency and flood warnings remain in place in southwestern Ontario, though officials say damage from a local river appears to be less than expected.

The Manitoba government committed late Monday to releasing a report into how child welfare workers dealt with Tina Fontaine before the teenager disappeared, died and was dumped in the Red River.

Installation will commence Monday and finish April 23 depending on weather conditions.

According to Conservation Ontario, funding has been cut in half for conservation authority programs that warn people about flooding and protect property from costly damages.

The new one-storey building replaces a small house on the property that had served as the nature centre for 42 years.

Widespread rain and mixed precipitation or snow is expected to bring up to 35mm of precipitation by time the system moves out on Sunday.