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Garden Guide: Plants that do well in heat
Alex Calamia shows us the plants that actually prefer the hottest days of the summer!
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Inuit families travel south to honour loved ones who died at TB sanatoriums
A group of Inuit families have made a rare trip to Quebec City to honour loved ones who died in the 1940s and '70s while receiving tuberculosis treatment. Most were forced into sanatoriums where they were cut off from their families and...
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US set to evacuate ‘illegal’ troops from Niger
Strengthening ties with Russia as it pulls back from Western allies, Niger has deemed US troops’ presence ‘illegal’.
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Thousands buried in landslide in Papua New Guinea
A massive landslide in Papua New Guinea has buried more than 2,000 people, according to the country's government. As rescue efforts continue, it's not clear how many people have died because unstable terrain and tribal warfare are making...
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‘A miracle’: Couple survives Papua New Guinea landslide that ‘buried 2,000’
Two found alive as overnight rains raise fears tonnes of rubble covering the area could become dangerously unstable.
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Why this year-old wildfire never stopped burning | About That
'Zombie' fires have sprung back to life across the boreal forest, making for a challenging start to the wildfire season. Andrew Chang explains how these fires burn all year round underground and why they're becoming more common.
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Garden Guide: These plants repel weeds and are a natural fertilizer!
Ever wonder how sustainable farms grow beautiful produce without harmful chemicals and fertilizer? Alex speaks with a farmer for some tips you can use for your garden at home.
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Here's the dirt on an Edmonton-area worm farm spreading soil far and wide
Take a tour of Annelida Soil Solutions, where millions of wriggly workers are cranking out castings, a.k.a. worm waste.
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Why Kitchener's new youth-led 'food forest' matters to young people and the planet
Staff and volunteers with the Smart Waterloo Region Innovation Lab's nurture youth-led gardens program explain why the "food forest" they constructed at Rockway Public School in Kitchener on April 25 matters to young people and the planet.
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Memorial Arena reopens in Cranbrook, B.C.
Memorial Arena was forced to close in September after the city discovered safety issues with the roof. It left Cranbrook with just one other rink, and hundreds of people scrambling for ice time. As Corey Bullock reports, the community...
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DEC: Delay in test results on soil, drums found at Bethpage park caused technical issues at Grumman lab
The DEC said initial results from six chemical drums and soil found petroleum hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents, which environmental experts say is toxic.
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DEC: Delay in test results on soil, drums found at Bethpage park caused by technical issues at Grumman lab
The DEC said initial results from six chemical drums and soil found petroleum hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents, which environmental experts say is toxic.
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Officials: Blue soil spotted near where buried drums were found at Bethpage park
The 16 chemical drums were found buried under the baseball field at the park, sparking concerns from many in the community about the decades-long cleanup by Grumman.
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Garden Guide: Fertilizer myths and tips
Our gardens are sprouting back to life! If you’re looking for even better results, fertilizer can give them a boost. Alex Calamia shares some tips and debunks some myths about plant food.
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Here is how two garbage dumps were transformed into urban forests in Pune
Discover how Pune Municipal Corporation transformed two encroachment-prone lands into thriving urban forests, and the challenges they faced along the way
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Massive turnout as cows return to pasture in B.C. interior
More than one thousand people gathered to watch the "spring turnout" at Kootenay Meadows Dairy Farm near Creston on Saturday. The farm’s dairy cows spend the winter indoors to protect the soil — and their feet — but come springtime, the...
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EPA: Elevated levels of lead found at multiple East Trenton homes, parks
Soil samples collected in January discovered the high levels of lead in three parks: Sonny Vereen Playground, Breunig Avenue Park and Grant Avenue Playground.
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Your garden’s carbon footprint isn’t as small as you may think
A study published in Nature found that the carbon footprint of food grown via urban agriculture is six times greater than conventional agriculture, and for one main reason. CBC’s Stephanie Cram explains why, and shares one farmer’s tips...
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Farming in Palestine: Israel war affects agriculture industry
Gaza war impacts have led to a strawberry deficit in Tokrem and dominance of Israeli produce due to farming restrictions.
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Snow mould: an irritation for springtime allergy sufferers
Mould released from fast melting snow is sending allergy sufferers in search of relief. Experts weigh in on what you can do to ease the pain.
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Can wild winter weather impact trees?
A tree expert in Calgary says this winter’s extreme temperature swings aren't nearly as bad as hot, dry summers and droughts when it comes to the health of trees in the city.
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Water is now flowing through the new mouth of the Don River
For two weeks now, Waterfront Toronto has been pumping water into the 1.3-kilometre extension that connects the Don River with Lake Ontario. CBC’s Talia Ricci got an update on the process so far, and the next steps in the Port Lands...
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Garden Guide: Garden chores in February
Winter is a quiet season in our garden, and my recommendation is to wait until the weather begins to clear up before starting to clean up.
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Mayor: Students, staff of Trenton elementary school to be tested for lead amid high levels at playground
Lead was found in the soil surrounding Ulysses Grant Intermediate School in Trenton.