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Villagers challenge council plan to demolish homes
10+ hour, 26+ min ago (583+ words) Villagers trying to prevent their homes from being demolished have been granted permission for a judicial review into a council's regeneration plans. In December 2025, Durham County Council's £10.7m project to demolish houses on three of Horden's numbered streets and build 100 new…...
Breaking down canada's unusually busy 2026 tornado season
15+ hour, 17+ min ago (52+ words) Yahoo News Canada A deep dive into the 2026 tornado season, which saw 110 tornadoes across Canada, a significant increase from the average of 65. We analyze the provincial breakdown, highlighting the record numbers in Alberta and Saskatchewan, and explain the atmospheric patterns…...
When will Canada see its last 30°C of the year?
14+ hour, 37+ min ago (364+ words) Canada just saw its first -10°C of the season. The heart of summertime is in the rearview mirror for much of the country, with most major cities past the average date for the last 30°C temperature of the season. Despite…...
Canada hits 100+ tornadoes, how unusual is such a busy year?
15+ hour, 1+ min ago (570+ words) Tornadoes tore up the landscape from the oil sands of Alberta to the rocky coasts of Prince Edward Island as North America endured a relentlessly busy storm season this year. Canada and the U.S. are both on track to far exceed…...
In 1998, a man illegally cut holes in a Tucson street curb. The result changed the law.
16+ hour, 31+ min ago (350+ words) When you live in a hot, desert city that only gets 11 inches of rainfall per year, water is a precious resource. And yet, laws in Tucson, Arizona, long impeded people's ability to utilize rainwater efficiently. That is, until Brad Lancaster…...
Six months without bin collections prompts council tax refund call
20+ hour, 36+ min ago (360+ words) A resident who has not had a bin collection for six months since moving on to a new-build estate is seeking a 100% council tax rebate as compensation. Bins finally arrived on Hawthorn Meadows in Buckley, Flintshire, last month but Nathan…...
Alberta's new wetland drainage rules lead to concern from conservationists, praise from producers
23+ hour, 3+ min ago (1222+ words) The province announced in late August that landowners will no longer need approval under the Water Act to conduct "routine agricultural activities" involving temporary and seasonal wetlands on private property. The province classifies those water bodies as areas only covered…...
Hopes cash could save at-risk Bronze Age site
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (371+ words) An excavation project at a Bronze Age site could see the area removed from a register of at-risk historical locations, the government has said. Ancient remains at Flag Fen archaeological park near Peterborough are deteriorating because of degrading groundwater levels,…...
Vancouver, Winnipeg among Canadian cities building more homes in flood zones: StatsCan
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (889+ words) A significant number of homes around Winnipeg, Vancouver, Chatham-Kent, Ont., and Chilliwack, B.C., are located in high flood hazard areas, according to a Statistics Canada report released earlier this month. In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and B.C., an increasing share of those homes are…...
Protected zone could grow to help lobster stocks
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (174+ words) Jersey could expand a protected fishing zone around Les Écréhous in a bid to reverse declining lobster catches. Proposals lodged by Environment Minister Mary Le Hegarat would increase the size of the existing zone, about six miles (10km) north-east of Jersey,…...