Better Government Coordination Strengthens B.C. Wildfire Resilience
A new report advocates for improved cross-government collaboration in British Columbia to enhance wildfire prevention and suppression efforts amid escalating climate challenges.
Category : Climate Change
Punxsutawney Phil Forecasts Six More Weeks of Winter
Punxsutawney Phil, the famed weather-prognosticating groundhog, saw his shadow on Groundhog Day 2026, signaling an extended winter period across North America.
B.C. Funds Flood Planning, Comox Declares Emergency
British Columbia commits $3.3 million for Fraser Valley flood planning as Comox declares a state of emergency. Low snowpack and LNG flaring concerns highlight climate challenges.
N.S. Spends $600K on Port of Digby Climate Study
The Nova Scotia government has allocated $600,000 for a comprehensive study to assess climate change impacts and develop protection strategies for the vital Port of Digby.
Legal Setbacks for Amazon Dam Question Brazil's Hydropower
Recent legal challenges against the Belo Monte dam in Brazil's Amazon highlight growing scrutiny over the nation's heavy reliance on hydropower, raising environmental and social concerns.
Canadian Study Warns of 'Creeping Snow Drought'
New Canadian research reveals declining snowpack levels across the country, raising concerns about long-term water supply, ecosystem health, and agricultural impacts.
Almanac Predicts Cool Spring for Much of Canada
The Old Farmer's Almanac releases its 2026 spring forecast, indicating below-normal temperatures for a large portion of Canada, with implications for agriculture and daily life.
King Charles III's Documentary on Saving the Planet
King Charles III's new documentary outlines his environmental philosophy and commitment to global conservation efforts, aiming to inspire action.
Australia Swelters in Record Heat Wave Near 50°C
Australia is grappling with an extreme heat wave, with temperatures approaching 50°C, impacting events like the Australian Open and raising climate concerns.
Plastic Pollution Health Threat Set to Soar Globally
A new report projects the health risks from global plastic pollution will rise dramatically, highlighting urgent environmental and public health concerns.
B.C. Climate News: Chinese EVs, Chile Wildfires
Weekly climate news roundup covers potential arrival of Chinese electric vehicles in B.C., Chile wildfire fatalities, and latest scientific data on global warming trends.
King Charles III: 'Harmony' Can Save the Planet in Documentary
King Charles III advocates for global 'harmony' as a crucial solution to environmental crises in a new documentary, emphasizing unity and sustainable action.
Fraser River Sediment Used to Protect Richmond from Flooding
A Richmond-based pilot project led by Ducks Unlimited Canada and UBC engineers is using Fraser River sediment to restore tidal marshes as natural flood protection against rising sea levels.
Climate Expert Erin Flanagan Appointed to PCO Executive Director
Erin Flanagan, a seasoned climate finance expert with extensive government and policy experience, has been appointed as executive director at the Privy Council Office, bringing critical expertise to Canada's climate policy.
Quebec Delays GHG Target, Environmental Groups Criticize Move
Quebec postpones its greenhouse gas reduction target from 2030 to 2035, citing economic and job protection, while environmental groups condemn the decision as irresponsible.
Quebec Postpones GHG Reduction Target by 5 Years
The Quebec government has officially postponed its greenhouse gas reduction target by five years, sparking debate on climate policy implementation and environmental commitments in Canada.
Quebec Winter Temperatures May Rise 6.6°C by 2100
Climate specialists predict Quebec's average winter temperature could increase by 6.6°C by 2100, with global warming altering precipitation patterns and causing record warm winters across Canada.
Global Retreat on Costly Net-Zero Mandates Begins
Voter anger over soaring energy bills is forcing politicians from the U.K. to Australia to delay or abandon aggressive net-zero targets. Discover the economic reality behind the climate pledges.
2026 Could Be One of Hottest Years Ever, Scientists Say
Canadian federal scientists project 2026 will rival the hottest years in recorded history, underscoring the accelerating climate crisis. Learn the data behind the forecast.
B.C. Climate News: Pipeline Fight, Heat Records, Flood Costs
Coastal First Nations reaffirm pipeline opposition, scientists confirm 2025 as third hottest year, and December floods caused nearly $90 million in insured damage in B.C. Get the latest climate news.
Warm Alberta January May Impact Insects, Expert Says
A Lethbridge Polytechnic instructor explains how above-seasonal January temperatures in Alberta could affect insect life cycles and the broader ecosystem. Learn the potential consequences.
NASA: 2025 third hottest year; Canada feels climate impact
NASA data confirms 2025 as the planet's third warmest year, as Canadian cities like Calgary and Edmonton shatter January heat records. Explore the local climate implications.
Climate Change Moves to Policy Back-Burner
Analysis suggests the 'existential' climate crisis is losing urgency amid wars and economic turmoil. Experts cite alarmist rhetoric as a key factor in public disengagement.
Third Warmest Year on Record: Impacts for Canada
2025 was the planet's third warmest year ever recorded. Explore what this escalating global heat means for Canada's climate, wildfires, and future. Read the analysis.
2025 Third Warmest Year: Impacts on Canada
2025 ranked as the planet's third warmest year ever recorded. Discover what this escalating global heat means for Canada's environment, from wildfires to long-term climate trends.
Zombie Wildfires Burn in B.C., Trump Deals Climate Blow
Weekly climate news roundup: Underground 'zombie' fires smoulder in B.C., conservationists warn against Roberts Bank pipeline, and Trump's UN exit deals major climate setback. Stay informed.
P.E.I. reduces emissions for third consecutive year
Prince Edward Island reports a third straight year of declining greenhouse gas emissions while its economy expands, a rare feat as transport remains Canada's biggest climate hurdle. Discover how the island province is setting a green example.
P.E.I. emissions drop for third straight year
Prince Edward Island leads in emissions reductions for a third consecutive year, while transportation remains the largest source of greenhouse gases across Canada. Discover the progress and hurdles.
U.S. Exit from UN Climate Treaty Called Self-Sabotage
The United States' withdrawal from a critical UN climate agreement in January 2026 has drawn sharp criticism as an act of self-sabotage, raising global environmental concerns. Read the full analysis.
Etna volcano guides protest safety rules during eruption
Volcano guides on Sicily's Mount Etna are protesting stringent new safety regulations as the volcano continues its eruption that began on December 24, 2025. Read about the dispute.
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