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“Explorers Uncover Altered Terra Nova Ship After 80 Years”

After spending 80 years at the bottom of the Labrador Sea, the Terra Nova appears significantly altered from its days carrying renowned British explorer...

“Heatwave Sweeps Canada, Fuels Calls for Consistent Reporting Standards”

A series of heat waves have hit various parts of the country in mid-July. On Tuesday, regions in northern and southern Ontario, Quebec, and...

Rare Waterspout Sighting Thrills P.E.I. Tour Guide

Laura MacNeil, a guide with six years of experience leading shoreline tours in the Vernon Bridge area of Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.), encountered a...

“Calgary Stampede Wraps Up with 1.4M Attendees”

The 114th edition of the Calgary Stampede concluded on Sunday, with organizers reporting over 1.4 million attendees during the 10-day event. While this year's...

“Explorers Investigate Tragic 1883 Shipwreck in Ontario”

A team of enthusiasts interested in marine archaeology will be exploring a beach in southwestern Ontario this summer to investigate a tragic shipwreck from...

“Grey Whales in Peril: Calls for Urgent Action”

Researchers are expressing concern over the declining health of grey whales. Tourists flock to Tofino, B.C., drawn by the allure of these majestic creatures,...

Canada Approves Beluga Whale Transport to U.S. Aquariums

Canada has approved the transportation of most of the 30 beluga whales from Marineland in Niagara Falls to U.S. aquariums. Animal Justice, a national...

“Innovative Ice-Resistant Floating Solar Design in Canada”

Greetings to our weekly newsletter focusing on environmental trends and solutions driving sustainability.Hello, this is Emily. I've been intrigued by the concept of floating...

“Canadian Researchers Track Nocturnal Bird Migration with AI”

A cutting-edge research project at the University of Windsor is pioneering the real-time tracking of nocturnal bird migration across Canada. Graduate students Natalie Emerick...

“Coyote Attacks Surge in Vancouver’s Stanley Park Amid COVID Lockdowns”

Residents near Vancouver's largest urban park may have felt animosity from nearby wild coyotes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Between December 2020 and August 2021,...

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