With the continued snowmelt and the projected rainfall, water levels could now reach or exceed those seen in May 2017 so the city is setting up emergency support centres. Continue reading →

Everyone from community volunteers to federal officials and Canadian Armed Forces are pitching in to help – even federal fisheries officers are aiding evacuation efforts in Fredericton, Quispamsis and St. George. Continue reading →

Authorities in Quebec are expecting water levels to peak Wednesday. Continue reading →

So far, the government has committed almost $792.7 million for 18 projects, all aimed at dealing with flooding, although none are in Quebec or New Brunswick. Continue reading →

Parks Canada is calling the recovery of three world-class climbers from Banff National Park treacherous and complex, involving a helicopter, a search dog and 28 people. Continue reading →

Strong storms were still roaring across the South on Friday, after killing two Mississippi drivers and a woman in Alabama and leaving more than 100,000 people without power across Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. Continue reading →

Texas residents braced for severe thunderstorms — with the threat of “baseball-sized” hail — by covering their vehicles with pretty much anything they could find. Continue reading →

Severe flooding could hit several Quebec towns this weekend. Continue reading →

Three children were among those killed in the storms. Continue reading →

An 8-year-old and a 3-year-old died when strong winds toppled a tree onto the back of their family’s car, authorities said. Continue reading →

Even if you live in a country like Canada, where the life expectancy impact is more muted than in countries like China, there are still risks. Continue reading →

“We have been talking to people about something that doesn’t feel relevant to them.” Continue reading →