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Wildfire season roars to life in parts of B.C. and Alberta

Wildfire season roars to life in parts of B.C. and Alberta The 2024 wildfire season roared to life across Western Canada this weekend as crews battled multiple out-of-control blazes Multiple fires broke out across Western Canada this weekend amid a persistent and severe drought affecting British Columbia and Alberta. B.C. fire crews are working to […]

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Late summer heat wave causing problems for Canadians

Late summer heat wave causing problems for Canadians Heat flows into eastern Canada Thursday, September 21, 2017, 7:57 PM – While fall starts on Friday, the eastern half of the country has been greeted with summer-like heat, and it’s causing problems for Canadians. The toasty weekend forecast was enough for organizers of the Rock ‘n’ […]

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Long-term oil spill causes fishery collapse in Newfoundland

Long-term oil spill causes fishery collapse in Newfoundland File photo courtesy: Pixabay Monday, August 15, 2016, 4:51 PM – An oil spill that has been seeping into Port au Port Bay near Shoal Port for three years has caused a once-abundant scallop fishery to “collapse”, the Canadian Press (CP) reports. The continuous spill, which sometimes […]

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What is the Polar Vortex? How does it work?

What is the Polar Vortex? How does it work? Monday, March 28, 2016, 1:48 PM – It is safe to say 2014 was the year ‘polar vortex’ muscled its way into the public lexicon for talking about the weather, and for good reason. The winter of 2013/2014 was bitterly cold across much of North America. […]

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Scientific concern begins over lack of Great Lakes’ ice

Scientific concern begins over lack of Great Lakes’ ice Thursday, February 4, 2016, 2:56 PM – Ice coverage on the Great Lakes is near record-low levels for this time of year, and scientists are concerned about the effect this will have on wildlife species in the months to come. Southern Ontario set some record high temperatures on […]

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The world could completely abandon fossil fuels by 2050

The world could completely abandon fossil fuels by 2050 Climate summit commitments judged insufficient to avoid warming, divestment from fossil fuel investment soars into the trillions, and the world could be running on 100 per cent renewable energy by 2050. Warming unavoidable? Just over two months from now, representatives from nations around the world will […]

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