Canada Winter
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Canada's Mild Winter Disrupts Key Ice Road To Remote Arctic Diamond Mines
An unusually warm winter in Canada this year has delayed the opening of a 400-kilometer ice road that is rebuilt every year as the main conduit for Rio Tinto, Burgundy Mines , and De Beers to access their diamond mines in the remote Arctic region.
-
Canadian Officials Warn Drivers Not To Let Moose Lick Their Cars
Every winter, Parks Canada issues a warning as moose travel onto highways in search of salt to satisfy their dietary needs.
-
Ice Rink In Canada, World's Largest, May Not Open. Here's Why
The Canadian capital's iconic Rideau Canal Skateway -- the largest outdoor rink in the world and a UNESCO heritage site -- may not open this winter for the first time in five decades, due to a lack of ice.
-
Watch: Boy Tries To Play Basketball In Freezing Weather, This Happened Next
The youngster was playing basketball outside in the freezing cold. However, as he attempted to throw the ball into the basket, it became stuck. He later discovered that the basket had become frozen.
-
Four Including Baby Freeze To Death Near US-Canada Border
Canadian authorities found the bodies of four people including a baby who apparently froze to death in a blizzard a few meters from the US border along a route used by migrants, officials said Thursday.
-
US, Canada Face Power Cut, Travel Disruption Amid "Historic" Winter Storm
A major winter storm blanketed a swathe of North America in snow Monday as it sliced up the US east coast into Canada, disrupting travel and cutting power to thousands of homes.
-
China Blames Mail From Canada For Omicron Case In Beijing: Report
China on Monday blamed the lone Omicron case in Beijing to an international mail delivered from Canada to Beijing via the US and Hong Kong, as the Chinese capital was on alert ahead of next month's Winter Olympics.
-
Latest Shutdown Casts Doubt On NHL's Beijing Winter Olympic Participation
The National Hockey League on Sunday suspended all games involving cross border travel between Canada and the United States, putting in doubt the players ability to participate in the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
-
China Says Not Worried About Any "Domino Effect" Of Olympic Boycotts
China is not worried about a "domino effect" of diplomatic boycotts of the Beijing Winter Olympics, it said on Thursday, after Australia, Britain and Canada joined the United States in deciding not to send officials to the Games.
-
China Warns Olympic Diplomatic Boycott Nations As France Rebuffs US Campaign
2022 Beijing Winter Olympics: The diplomatic boycott stopped short of not sending athletes to the February Games but nonetheless infuriated Beijing, which hinted at retaliation on Thursday.
-
UK, Canada Join Diplomatic Boycott Of Beijing Winter Games
Canada joined Australia, Britain and the United States in a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing on Wednesday, with China calling the boycotts "political posturing" and a smear campaign.
-
Canada Announces Diplomatic Boycott Of Beijing Olympics
Canada said Wednesday it will join the United States and other countries in a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics in February.
-
"Historic Heat": Western Canada Sees Record-High Winter Temperature
A region in western Canada has notched up a record-high winter temperature, just months after the country sweltered under a historic global heat dome in the summer, causing global concern about climate change.
-
'Hug A Canadian': Why Germany Issued Hilarious Travel Advisory
German tourists planning a trip to Canada received some tongue-in-cheek advice from their government Friday after their unheralded ice hockey team dumped mighty Canada out of the Winter Olympics.
-
Winter Olympics: USA Women Beat Canada To End 20-Year Olympic Gold Drought
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored the deciding shootout goal in the gold-medal showdown against the four-time defending champions Canada.
-
Canada's Mild Winter Disrupts Key Ice Road To Remote Arctic Diamond Mines
An unusually warm winter in Canada this year has delayed the opening of a 400-kilometer ice road that is rebuilt every year as the main conduit for Rio Tinto, Burgundy Mines , and De Beers to access their diamond mines in the remote Arctic region.
-
Canadian Officials Warn Drivers Not To Let Moose Lick Their Cars
Every winter, Parks Canada issues a warning as moose travel onto highways in search of salt to satisfy their dietary needs.
-
Ice Rink In Canada, World's Largest, May Not Open. Here's Why
The Canadian capital's iconic Rideau Canal Skateway -- the largest outdoor rink in the world and a UNESCO heritage site -- may not open this winter for the first time in five decades, due to a lack of ice.
-
Watch: Boy Tries To Play Basketball In Freezing Weather, This Happened Next
The youngster was playing basketball outside in the freezing cold. However, as he attempted to throw the ball into the basket, it became stuck. He later discovered that the basket had become frozen.
-
Four Including Baby Freeze To Death Near US-Canada Border
Canadian authorities found the bodies of four people including a baby who apparently froze to death in a blizzard a few meters from the US border along a route used by migrants, officials said Thursday.
-
US, Canada Face Power Cut, Travel Disruption Amid "Historic" Winter Storm
A major winter storm blanketed a swathe of North America in snow Monday as it sliced up the US east coast into Canada, disrupting travel and cutting power to thousands of homes.
-
China Blames Mail From Canada For Omicron Case In Beijing: Report
China on Monday blamed the lone Omicron case in Beijing to an international mail delivered from Canada to Beijing via the US and Hong Kong, as the Chinese capital was on alert ahead of next month's Winter Olympics.
-
Latest Shutdown Casts Doubt On NHL's Beijing Winter Olympic Participation
The National Hockey League on Sunday suspended all games involving cross border travel between Canada and the United States, putting in doubt the players ability to participate in the 2022 Beijing Olympics.
-
China Says Not Worried About Any "Domino Effect" Of Olympic Boycotts
China is not worried about a "domino effect" of diplomatic boycotts of the Beijing Winter Olympics, it said on Thursday, after Australia, Britain and Canada joined the United States in deciding not to send officials to the Games.
-
China Warns Olympic Diplomatic Boycott Nations As France Rebuffs US Campaign
2022 Beijing Winter Olympics: The diplomatic boycott stopped short of not sending athletes to the February Games but nonetheless infuriated Beijing, which hinted at retaliation on Thursday.
-
UK, Canada Join Diplomatic Boycott Of Beijing Winter Games
Canada joined Australia, Britain and the United States in a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing on Wednesday, with China calling the boycotts "political posturing" and a smear campaign.
-
Canada Announces Diplomatic Boycott Of Beijing Olympics
Canada said Wednesday it will join the United States and other countries in a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics in February.
-
"Historic Heat": Western Canada Sees Record-High Winter Temperature
A region in western Canada has notched up a record-high winter temperature, just months after the country sweltered under a historic global heat dome in the summer, causing global concern about climate change.
-
'Hug A Canadian': Why Germany Issued Hilarious Travel Advisory
German tourists planning a trip to Canada received some tongue-in-cheek advice from their government Friday after their unheralded ice hockey team dumped mighty Canada out of the Winter Olympics.
-
Winter Olympics: USA Women Beat Canada To End 20-Year Olympic Gold Drought
Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored the deciding shootout goal in the gold-medal showdown against the four-time defending champions Canada.
