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Traffic has resumed on the Trans-Canada Highway in central Newfoundland, after heavy rains helped cause a washout that replaced the road just west of Springdale junction with a canyon and rendered it impassable.

Eight-metre deep sinkhole swallows part of the Trans-Canada Highway

Residents are always excited to see these hovercrafts spinning around on the ice, Nathan Coleman finds out how they're used to prevent flooding.

This cool looking hovercraft helps Canada combat spring flooding

Since the Titanic sank, the International Ice Patrol monitors icebergs to prevent collisions with commercial ships. They anticipate a light iceberg season this year. 

Icebergs could be a rare sight this year, here's why

A steady stream of moisture caused damage of various types in Nova Scotia over the weekend.

Cape Breton is washed out after deluge of rain and ice

It may be rainy in the Maritimes but if you celebrate Easter, don't let the wet weather ruin your fun. The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman shows off his easter egg decorating skills...in the rain.

Don't let wet weather dampen your Easter fun, decorate in the rain!

When thunder roars, go indoors is not just a fun rhyme. The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman has more on when it's time to pack it up and go inside during active weather.

Lightning bolts pack a serious punch; following these rules can save your life

Snakes in Nova Scotia aren't dangerous and can actually be good to have around. The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman has more.

Not all snakes are scary, some are even good for your garden

Strong winds and a risk of flooding in Nova Scotia

Don't throw out that eggshell! There are many uses for old eggshells in your garden. Nathan Coleman has the hacks.

Put your shells to good use with these EGGcellent hacks

With extreme weather on the rise, food security is becoming more of a concern. Nathan Coleman reports on the large investment the Nova Scotia government is putting towards increasing the yield of the province's crops.

As farmers battle the elements N.S. government invests in food security

Storm watches and warnings blanket Atlantic Canada, the incoming system will bring a messy mix. The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman has more from Halifax.

Thunderstorms, flooding, and snow all possible with incoming storm

The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman has more on the incoming system that will dump heavy rain and snow on parts of Atlantic Canada.

Active weather back again, heavy rain and snow to impact the Maritimes

Produce that can't be sold is still highly nutritious and can be saved from going to waste with the process. Nathan Coleman reports. 

Unsold produce is getting a second life as a nutritious supplement

Experts say you need to wait before removing debris from last year's garden so that you don't disturb vital pollinators.

Don't clean up that messy garden yet! Plants and pollinators will thank you

Launched in honour of International Women's Day, the map shows 500 places named after notable women in Canada. 

New interactive map highlights Canadian places named after women

While some lamented that backyard rinks were a bit of a bust, most people enjoyed the lack of cold in winter 2021. Nathan Coleman reports.

Few complaints during Nova Scotia's "winter that wasn't"

Nova Scotia announced an E-bike rebate, with hopes for a reduction in emissions if people drive less and bike more.

 E-Bike sales are on the rise in Nova Scotia thanks to a new provincial rebate

We all want to get outside and enjoy the warming weather, maybe even take on a new hobby like paddling? Before you hit the water Nathan Coleman shares some tips and tricks from an expert.

Heading out for a paddle this spring? What to know before you go

We all love to cozy up with a hot cup of tea, but did you know they are good for more than just a strong brew? Nathan Coleman has some great uses for the humble tea bag.

Don't throw out those old tea bags! Surprising reasons to keep them around

When power outages happen, Nova Scotia Power says one of the top things the utility hears from its customers is 'why don't you bury the power lines?" Nathan Coleman got the answer.

Underground power lines; are they the answer to storm outages?

At Baxters Harbour, on the Bay of Fundy, the icy waterfall is left dangling in the air before its trickle ever reaches the ground.