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That blue-green algae you can sometimes see in local rivers and ponds help life evolve. But when it grows too fast – fueled by people and nature – it can drain oxygen from the water and threaten ecosystems. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla shows us why experts are ramping up testing.

The public inquiry into SAAQClic resumed in Montreal on Monday. And for the next two weeks, the Gallant commission will look into what the government knew about the scandal. Former ministers dating as far back as 2016 are taking the stand­. Franca Mignacca reports.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is now one of the NBA’s biggest superstars, but he’s never forgotten his Hamilton roots. Eric Sorensen looks at how the city honoured SGA with a key to the city, and how Hamilton’s hard-working roots have rubbed off on the athlete throughout his career.

After an extended advisory period for cyanobacteria at a lake in Lethbridge last year, the city, in partnership with Lethbridge Polytechnic, took a proactive approach to mitigate the issue this summer. Justin Sibbet reports.

A massive toxic algae bloom off South Australia has killed over 400 marine species and disrupted local tourism and aquaculture. Premier Peter Malinauskas called the bloom a “natural disaster” and announced a A$14 million response package, matched by the federal government. The outbreak, first detected in March, spans 4,500 square km and is linked to...

The ongoing tariff saga means no major gains in hiring for some businesses here in Winnipeg.

In the latest twist to the New Brunswick education funding saga, the labour and employment board has ordered the province to rescind layoff notices to school librarians in three provincial districts. The layoffs caused widespread controversy after the province asked districts to cut millions from their budgets. Anna Mandin reports.

There are more questions than answers about an algae bloom on Nicola Lake, after at least one dog died after swimming in the water. As Travis Lowe reports, residents say no one is taking responsibility for it.

With a long weekend ahead, Kingston vets — and the local SPCA are warning pet owners about a rise in dogs ingesting toxic blue-green algae, as well as the importance of keeping your furry friends safe from the heat. Jesse Reynolds reports. 

Community members are fed up and considering calling police over a municipal council saga that’s spanned months in Sunbury-York South Rural Community. What started as a council plan to buy an $8-million property has led to the mayor’s suspension. Anna Mandin reports.

At least one dog has died after swimming in Nicola Lake near Merritt — and the owner says blue-green algae is to blame. As Travis Lowe reports, dozens gathered at the lake on Monday morning to demand action to contain the outbreak.

Canadian basketball superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has led the Oklahoma City Thunder to their first NBA championship, capping off one of the greatest individual seasons in the league’s history. Jeff Semple looks at how SGA is now among some of the NBA’s most elite players, and how he still has close ties to his hometown of...

A Lumby man’s motivation to safeguard women from intimate partner violence.  The community says no one is taking responsibility after a dog died ingesting algae in Nicola Lake.

One researcher says blue-green algae rates are nearly doubling every year in New Brunswick lakes that his lab is testing. This comes as the province is advising swimmers and pet owners to stay safe. Anna Mandin reports.

As the warm weather settles into the region, Nova Scotians are being reminded to be on the alert for blue-green algae. Experts warn its toxin-producing blooms can make people sick and pose serious risks to dogs. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

It used to be one of the gems of Stanley Park, but Lost Lagoon remains covered in a thick layer of algae. As Travis Prasad reports, it could require a costly fix to get to the root of the problem.

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get the latest on the Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively legal saga. Plus, we catch up with the stars of Marvel’s Ironheart. Also, we take a trip to Ottawa to see everything our nation’s capital has to offer.

Researcher says blue-green algae rates nearly doubling every year in New Brunswick lakes, and a closer look at Saint John’s growing population and stories of newcomers.

Halifax councillors concerned about mayor’s motion to pause bike lane construction, and Nova Scotians reminded to be on alert for blue-green algae and its health risks.

On this week’s episode, the Bill 5 saga takes another twist, with the government and key stakeholders still at odds over the controversial legislation. Also, a new education bill, MPPs give themselves a raise and the deadline to eliminate interprovincial trade barriers draws closer.