Spring
London Christmas tree curbside pickup returns for one day only
The city will begin collecting Christmas trees at the curbside Monday. Continue reading
Man critically injured in Hamilton alley attack
Hamilton Police are looking for witnesses to an assault that left a man critically injured. Continue reading
Talks to sell broken rail line to Churchill, Man. break down
In a statement the Hudson Bay Railway said talks to sell the broken rail line to two First Nations groups and Fairfax Financial had fallen apart. Continue reading
West Kelowna resort caught in April mudslide about to open for the season
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Just weeks ago, a slide all but took out the private road that leads to the resort and spread mud and debris down the hill, dangerously close to the cabins. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: sizzling start to summer
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Spring finishes off with sizzling temperatures and the first day of summer will be feeling the same in Saskatoon’s weather outlook. Continue reading
Saskatoon weather outlook: weather settles for Father’s Day weekend
By Rebekah Lesko Reporter
Thursday will see unsettled weather, but temperatures will stay right around seasonal for Father’s Day weekend in Saskatoon’s weather outlook. Continue reading
More than a dozen significant fires since early May have Calgarians asking why
Calgary Fire said there’s been an uptick in two-alarm or higher fire calls in the region. Continue reading
Cruel spring joke? Newfoundlanders wake up to snow in June
Areas around Gander and St. John’s got a light dusting of snow as temperatures dipped to about -1 C, with a wind chill of about -7 C. Continue reading
Longer winter shortens mosquito season in Lethbridge
“The mosquitoes do not have as much time to escalate in numbers as they normally would with a long mosquito season.” Continue reading
Peterborough mosquito forecast: lots in the spring, not so much for summer
By Caley Bedore Weather Specialist, CHEX News at 6 & 11
“In the next few weeks they are going to be coming out like crazy because it was such a delayed spring, but once they hit that summer drought their numbers will drop right off.” Continue reading