An MOU has been signed to provide consulting services for the development of a hydro-electric power generating facility on James Smith Cree Nation. Continue reading →

New Brunswickers will be looking for ways to cool off this weekend, but if you’re swimming in lakes and rivers, you’re being advised to keep a close eye out for blue-green algae. Continue reading →

Water levels on the North Saskatchewan River are expected to increase by roughly 1.5 metres during the last week of June, according to the WSA. Continue reading →

A wildfire in near Manning, Alta., is expected to grow in the coming days because of high winds and dry conditions. Continue reading →

As Eastern Canada faces extreme flood levels, many Manitobans can breathe a sigh of relief. Continue reading →

Officials don’t expect serious flooding, but there will be some flooding in low lying flood plains. Continue reading →

Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation says they have released the playful otter that was found on Winnipeg’s streets back into the wild.  Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg says they’re now offering sandbags to residents looking to protect their property from flooding. Continue reading →

Crews in rescue boats scour the waters of the South Saskatchewan River downstream of the Senator Sid Buckwold Bridge on March 13, 2019. Continue reading →