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Wildfires · Ontario

Ottawa Sending Armed Forces Support to Evacuate Northwestern Ontario First Nation as Wildfires Spread

45% Center coverage: 55 sources

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Heatwaves · British Columbia

Hot Spell Persists in Southern B.C. After Breaking Century-Old Records

91% Left coverage: 23 sources

Temperatures are forecast to remain high in parts of southern British Columbia until mid-week after Sunday saw century-old heat records tumble. Environment Canada says the province's "early season heat event" will last into the week in Howe Sound, Whistler, Pemberton, and inland Vancouver Island, as well as Interior areas.See the Story

Wildfires · British Columbia

B.C. provincial park evacuated, RCMP appeal for information on Squamish wildfire

67% Left coverage: 18 sources

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Prairie fire officials work to support evacuees, while some areas plan return home

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

The firefight on the Prairies wildfire front took a new turn Friday as officials in two provinces worked to support evacuees, while affected communities readied themselves to bring residents home. Earlier this week, Saskatchewan's government announced emergency support payments would be given to people forced to flee.Wildfires · Alberta See the Story

Severe cold front bringing snow in South Africa causes fatal accident, power outages

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

A severe cold front sweeping across South Africa since the weekend brought heavy snowfall which has led to road closures, power outages and a fatal road accident, officials said.Winter Storm · South Africa See the Story

Canadian heat waves far more likely in the era of climate change - The Weather Network

In summer 2024, 37 heat waves across the country were analyzed as part of a pilot initiative--a rapid extreme weather event attribution system. The goal: To quantify how human-caused climate change impacts the likelihood of heat wavesClimate Change · Canada Read Article

Crews Continue to Gain Ground in Saskatchewan Wildfires Battle with Evacuees Repatriating

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) and Premier Scott Moe said that the province is in a much stronger position Friday in its fight against wildfires than in recent days.Scott Moe · Saskatchewan See the Story

Where are Canada's mosquito hotspots? - The Weather Network

Here are the places youre likely to run into mosquitoes ... and some places where you may be able to avoid them.Mosquitoes · Canada Read Article

Severe storms continue Friday across Alberta, Saskatchewan - The Weather Network

Stay alert: Severe thunderstorms target parts of the Prairies, but will provide some temporary rain relief in wildfire zonesAlberta · Alberta Read Article

Zero rain so far in June puts parts of B.C. on unsteady fire footing - The Weather Network

Several major cities in B.C. haven’t seen any measurable rain so far this month, and the next week doesn’t hold much promiseWildfires · British Columbia Read Article

First two tornadoes of 2025 confirmed in Saskatchewan - The Weather Network

Two tornadoes reported in Saskatchewan this month, the first and second of the 2025 seasonTornado · Saskatchewan Read Article

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Ottawa Sending Armed Forces Support to Evacuate Northwestern Ontario First Nation as Wildfires Spread

Hot Spell Persists in Southern B.C. After Breaking Century-Old Records

B.C. provincial park evacuated, RCMP appeal for information on Squamish wildfire

Prairie fire officials work to support evacuees, while some areas plan return home

Severe cold front bringing snow in South Africa causes fatal accident, power outages

Canadian heat waves far more likely in the era of climate change - The Weather Network

Crews Continue to Gain Ground in Saskatchewan Wildfires Battle with Evacuees Repatriating

Where are Canada's mosquito hotspots? - The Weather Network

Severe storms continue Friday across Alberta, Saskatchewan - The Weather Network

Zero rain so far in June puts parts of B.C. on unsteady fire footing - The Weather Network

First two tornadoes of 2025 confirmed in Saskatchewan - The Weather Network

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