Heatwave Expected as Dry Spell Continues Across Region
A heatwave is set to hit the region as the dry spell persists. Temperatures will rise significantly, with no rain in sight. Stay updated with the latest forecast.
Category : Climate Change
Climate Change Drops as Priority for Canadians, Matching Global Trend
Canadian interest in climate change has plummeted, mirroring global trends. Steven Guilbeault's climate policies are dismantled, and polls show climate is now a third-tier issue.
B.C. climate news: AI data centres, heat dome
This week's climate news covers Vancouver's AI data centre sustainability, Alberta's oil pipeline plan, and a spring heat dome scorching parts of the UK and Europe.
Flood Watch: Bow River Communities Prepare for Potential Flooding
Communities along the Bow River brace for potential flooding due to melting snowpack and heavy rainfall. Updated forecasts reduce expected rainfall in Banff National Park.
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55,000+ Hydro-Quebec Clients Without Power After Storm
A severe storm has left over 55,000 Hydro-Quebec customers without electricity. Crews are working to restore power as Montreal and surrounding areas recover.
Summer Travel Tips, News, and Trends Across Canada
Summer travel trends, safety warnings, and key news from Canada: FIFA World Cup costs, wildfires, AI deepfakes, and more. Stay informed with our comprehensive roundup.
Saskatchewan Reports Third Straight Day of Record High Temperatures
Saskatchewan has experienced a third consecutive day of record-breaking high temperatures, prompting a fire ban and raising concerns about heat-related impacts.
Manitoba Heatwave Breaks Multiple Weather Records
Manitoba's intense heatwave has broken numerous weather records across the province, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented levels. Experts warn of continued extreme conditions.
Italy on Red Alert as France, Portugal Break May Heat Records
Italy issues red alert as France and Portugal record hottest May days ever. Tennis star Jannik Sinner struggles with heat at French Open amid scorching temperatures across Europe.
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Montrealers Urged to Cut Water Use This Summer
Montreal and surrounding cities are asking residents to reduce water consumption this summer due to drought concerns and infrastructure strain.
Metro Vancouver May Impose Stage 3 Water Restrictions in June
Metro Vancouver warns that Stage 3 water restrictions could begin in June due to low reservoir levels, urging residents to conserve water immediately.
Stage 2 Water Restrictions Coming to Comox Valley
Comox Valley residents face Stage 2 water restrictions as drought conditions worsen. The new rules limit outdoor watering to specific days and times.
Stolen Land Rover from Saskatchewan Found in Ghana
A Land Rover stolen in Saskatchewan was discovered in Ghana, highlighting international vehicle theft rings. Police continue investigation.
Why Neglecting Parks Means Forgetting Vancouverites
Vancouver's parks and recreation system faces a $33M annual funding gap. With aging facilities and growing heat risks, investment is critical for community well-being.
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Wildfire Forecast: High Risk for B.C., Prairies, N.W.T.
A new wildfire forecast predicts elevated fire danger across British Columbia, the Prairies, and the Northwest Territories, prompting concerns for the upcoming season.
Nova Scotia Invests $6.3M in Drought Projects
Nova Scotia announces $6.3 million in funding for community projects aimed at addressing drought and water shortages across the province.
Markham Urges Coexistence Amid Coyote Attacks
Two coyote attacks in Markham raise questions about the city's hands-off approach to wildlife. Residents are urged to coexist, but critics argue for more action.
Calgary Ends Climate Emergency Declaration
Calgary city council voted to scrap the climate emergency declaration, reversing a 2022 decision. The move sparks debate on environmental priorities.
Earth's Lowest Point: A Dying Sea Divides Experts on Saving It
The Dead Sea, Earth's lowest point, is rapidly shrinking due to human and natural factors. Disagreements among stakeholders hinder conservation efforts.
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Algoma Cuts Emissions, Pays More Carbon Tax
Algoma Steel reduced emissions by switching to electric arc furnaces, yet paid 71% more in carbon taxes due to Ontario's intensity-based system and a shifted benchmark.
Climate Change Will Increase Large Hail, Study Says
A new study finds that global warming will lead to larger, more damaging hailstones, with big hail events increasing up to 47% by century's end, raising economic risks worldwide.
Bjorn Lomborg: Al Gore's Inaccurate Untruths Distorted Policy
Bjorn Lomborg critiques Al Gore's 'An Inconvenient Truth' two decades on, arguing panic-driven policies failed while cheap energy research remains key.
Prairies Face 'Anomalously Warm' Heat Wave, Raising Wildfire Fears
Heat warnings are active across the Prairies as temperatures soar, fueling wildfire concerns in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Experts warn of record-breaking heat.
Ottawa's 20°C Streak Continues: Warm Weather Persists
Ottawa enjoys another day of 20°C temperatures as warm spring weather continues. Canada geese gather along the Ottawa River at Britannia Beach.
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Winter-Weary Canadians to Sizzle: Hot Summer Ahead
Climatologist David Phillips predicts a hot summer for Canada, following heat warnings in the Prairies. Winter-weary Canadians can expect above-normal temperatures.
Engineered Timber Reshapes Mid-Rise Housing in Canada
Ricardo Brites explains how hybrid timber systems and digital tools can make mid-rise housing faster, smarter, and more affordable in Canada.
Calgary council to debate scrapping climate emergency
Two motions to scrap Calgary's climate emergency policies advanced from committee; full council debate set for May 26, 2026.
Opinion: Unmask Youth Vaping Appeal in B.C.
B.C. must urgently update its nicotine strategy to combat rising youth vaping, focusing on prevention, cessation, and product regulation.
CRTC Study Shows Generational News Divide in Canada
A CRTC-funded study finds Canadians 55+ prefer TV for news, while those under 45 rely on internet and social media, highlighting a clear generational gap.
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How Canada's Massive Carbon Storage Project Would Work
A detailed look at the proposed carbon storage project in Canada, its technology, potential impact, and the challenges it faces.
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