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News tag: Canada

Canada news stories

Q&A: Agriculture minister says tariffs and water main focus for upcoming year

CBC In December, CBC News spoke with Agriculture and Irrigation Minister RJ Sigurdson about how some of these issues played out, and what his office is focused on for the […]

Recent rainfall forces dam closure in Chatham, Ont., creek to divert water around city

CBC Recent heavy rainfall caused a southwestern Ontario conversation authority to put one of its flood control plans into action.   Click here to read the story.   Click the […]

Would you drink this B.C. water tainted by mining waste? The company says it’s just fine

National Observer The mine, owned by Hudbay Minerals and Mitsubishi Materials, has been repeatedly fined by the province for polluting nearby waterways; in 2021, its operator at one point exceeded […]

$1.7 billion flood projects still stalled in Abbotsford, Princeton and Merritt without funding

Vancouver Sun More than three years after deadly flooding devastated parts of B.C., the three most hard-hit communities still don’t have the funding needed to properly upgrade their flood protections. […]

Drought hangover at B.C. Hydro has eased as utility enters 2025

Vancouver Sun B.C. Hydro has experienced more normal precipitation in reservoirs, though it won’t know how that has helped reservoir levels until spring.   Click here to read the story.

Alberta drought conditions expected to improve heading into 2025

CBC Agroclimate specialist says some areas still facing long-term moisture deficits.   Click here to read the story.   Click the following link for more information on Drought.

Similkameen people say once-pristine waterways tainted by mine waste as company doubles down: ‘It’s scary’

IndigiNews Questioned at a private community meeting about contamination in Wolfe Creek, a Hudbay Minerals representative insists she ‘would drink the water’. The mine has been repeatedly fined by the […]

Similkameen people say once-pristine waterways tainted by mine waste as company doubles down: ‘It’s scary’

IndigiNews Questioned at a private community meeting about contamination in Wolfe Creek, a Hudbay Minerals representative insists she ‘would drink the water’. The mine has been repeatedly fined by the […]

Alberta drought conditions expected to improve heading into 2025

CBC “We really weren’t sure what we were going to be facing,” Davie said. “In the end, it turned out a lot better than we expected it to be in […]

With walls, berms and raised roads, Fort McMurray is working to keep its river from overflowing

CBC Ever since the devastating spring floods of 2020 in Fort McMurray, the northeastern Alberta community has been shoring up its defences against rising rivers. Now, officials with the Regional […]

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