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  • Rough waters force shorter Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny in Port Hope, Ont.
    Rough water conditions on the Ganaraska River forced organizers to make a number of changes including shortening the course and cancelling the inflatable craft category.
    Canada
    Apr 15
  • Extreme flooding in Russia, Kazakhstan force more than 100K to evacuate
    Floods engulfed cities and towns across Russia and Kazakhstan on Wednesday after Europe's third-longest river burst its banks, forcing about 110,000 people to evacuate.
    World
    Apr 10
  • The Forks Nestaweya River Trail closed for season
    The Forks Nestaweya River Trail has now been closed for the season after it had its latest opening to date and already had to close two times.
    Canada
    Feb 21
  • Renewed push in Ontario to remove trucks from Highway 401 amid grinding gridlock
    The Ontario NDP is calling on the Ford government to subsidize trucks on Highway 407 and divert them away from Highway 401 as drivers struggle with gridlock.
    Canada
    Mar 4
  • Efforts intensify to address sewage spill into Red River at Fort Garry Bridge
    The city says the situation is complicated because crews would normally run equipment through a barrage of tests before going into operation.
    Canada
    Feb 20
  • The Forks River Trail shuts down again due to high water levels
    For a second time this season, the popular skating trail at The Forks has been closed. This time, the closure is a result of high water levels caused by precipitation in the U.S.
    Canada
    Feb 17
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  • TTC riders to now only pay once as double fares end. Here’s how it works
    Starting Monday, double fares for thousands of Toronto and GTA transit riders will no longer be a thing, as the Ford government's One Fare program takes effect.
    Canada
    Feb 25
  • B.C. is seeing a record number of ‘zombie fires’. What does this mean?
    Daniels said a couple of examples of "zombie fires" include the Horse River Fire, which forced the evacuation of Fort McMurry on May 1, 2016. That fire burned for more than a year.
    Fire
    Feb 20
  • Work on bypass system continues, risk of more sewage spill in Winnipeg remains
    The Red River is seeing a continuing spill of sewage by the Fort Garry Bridge. The city says work on the bypass system is underway.
    Environment
    Feb 22
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  • 2nd suspect arrested in Mississauga homicide case involving delivery driver lured by pizza order
    Police say a second suspect has been arrested in a homicide from 2023 involving a delivery driver who was lured to a Mississauga area with a pizza order and violently carjacked.
    Crime
    Feb 16
  • Driver charged after man ‘intentionally struck’ by SUV in Fort Erie: police
    Niagara police say a man in his 30s suffered 'life-altering' injuries after being found by officers during a call about a crash early Monday.
    Crime
    Feb 13
  • Winnipeg grapples with sewage spill into Red River, urges water conservation amid repairs
    Since the failure of two sewer pipes in the city's south end in early February, millions of litres of raw sewage has spilled into the red river near the Fort Garry Bridge.
    Environment
    Feb 21
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  • Winnipeg’s River Trail’s second closure casts doubt on reopening
    Officials with the Forks say it is unknown if the Nestaweya River Trail will reopen again this season after it was closed for a second time on Saturday.
    Canada
    Feb 18
  • Ontario plans legal changes to tolls, licence renewals
    The Ford government has unveiled a series of campaign-style legislative tweaks on highway tolls, driver's licences and licence plate renewals.
    Politics
    Feb 15
  • 3 chemical irritant assaults in Saint John, N.B. ‘may be connected’: police
    The Saint John Police Force is investigating three assaults involving a chemical irritant in the last few days. The victims included a taxi driver and a 13-year-old.
    Crime
    Feb 21
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  • Ontario raising speed limits on some highways, including parts of 401
    The province says that when the changes take effect roughly 36 per cent of its highway network will have a speed limit of 110 km/h.
    Traffic
    Apr 24
  • A 22-year-old went hiking alone in California. Her body was recovered 8 days later
    Lifei Huang set off for a solo hike just before an 'atmospheric river' storm battered southern California, bringing with it heavy rainfall and near-hurricane-force winds.
    U.S. News
    Feb 13
  • Skating coming back to The Forks, Winnipeg with return of winter
    Winnipeg's return to more wintery conditions has seen the Canopy Rink open at The Forks. A spokesperson for the attraction hopes the river trail — or a portion of it — is next.
    Canada
    Feb 12
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  • Heavy rainfall triggers flood conditions on several Quebec rivers
    The rural town of Chertsey, Que., said torrential rainfall had washed out part of a local roadway, submerging two vehicles and cutting off some residents from the rest of the town.
    Canada
    Apr 13
  • Patience, people: Count on traffic woes when crowds hit Ontario eclipse hotspots
    OPP, local police and city officials are preparing for the prospect of intense vehicular travel to their locales Monday ahead of the solar eclipse.
    Traffic
    Apr 3
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