Parks Canada reintroducing at-risk fish species in Banff National Park
A threatened fish species, the westslope cutthroat trout, is set for reintroduction into its natural habitat in Banff National Park ...
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Coyote that attacked boy euthanized
A coyote known as a "repeat offender" was captured and euthanized after attacking a 4-year-old boy named Solomon in Southern ...
Iranians celebrate New Year in parks despite ongoing attacks
Iranians in Tehran gathered in parks to celebrate the end of the Persian New Year with traditional picnics, despite ongoing ...
Paddling ban implemented in national parks due to invasive species threat
The introduction of new restrictions due to the threat of aquatic invasive species (AIS) is set to significantly impact watercraft ...
Parks Canada to cull deer on historic Quebec island
Parks Canada plans to cull dozens of white-tailed deer on Grosse-Île, near Quebec City, citing threats to rare plants and ...
Parks Canada restricts paddling at select lakes in Banff National Park
Parks Canada is implementing a ban on boats and watercraft at several lakes and rivers in Banff National Park, including ...
Parks Canada considers measures to address Lake Louise overcrowding
Parks Canada is addressing rising visitation rates to Lake Louise through a visitor use management plan, considering options like a ...
B.C. Parks to Raise Camping Fees in 2026
The cost of camping in British Columbia's provincial parks is increasing this year, particularly for out-of-province campers who will incur ...
Parks Canada Closes Historic Places Website
A digital archive of Canada's history, the Canadian Register of Historic Places website, will be deactivated this spring due to ...
Chile creates Cape Froward park at southern tip of mainland Americas
Chile is set to establish Cape Froward National Park, a 370,000-acre area on the Brunswick Peninsula, aimed at preserving endangered ...
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