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Sask. campers will face light wildfire smoke on May long weekend: Environment CanadaWATCH: Provincial parks are now open to campers just in time for the long weekend. Our Trillian Reynoldson has more on the current fire restrictions and what campers can do to stay safe.Global News at 5 ReginaMay 16
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Wet heavy snow in Sask. part of ‘volatile’ April weather, Environment CanadaJust when it seems like winter was gone for good in Saskatchewan, many parts of the province woke up to snow covering the ground.Global News at 5 ReginaApr 17
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Heat warning in effect for the MaritimesEnvironment Canada has issued heat warnings for parts of the Maritimes. Groups around the region are preparing and warning about the potential consequences. Anna Mandin has more.Global News at 6 New BrunswickJun 17
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‘Dangerously hot and humid’ weather to hit southern Ontario, QuebecRegions across southern Ontario and parts of Quebec are under a heat warning as “dangerously hot and humid” weather conditions are expected for most of the week, Environment Canada said on Monday.CanadaJun 17
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Pea-sized hail hits Lower Mainland as storm sweeps regionEnvironment Canada Meteorologist Yimei Li says the weather agency has received reports about hail from White Rock, South Surrey, North Vancouver and South Vancouver.Global News Morning BCJun 15
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Heat wave arrives in Peterborough regionThe mercury is soaring across the province. The first official heat wave of the year has arrived and it’s sending daytime temperatures well above 30 degrees Celcius this week. Factor in the humidity and it will like it’s in the forties. Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the Peterborough area and most of...EnvironmentJun 17
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Montrealers brace for a week of dangerously hot weatherIf you were outside Monday afternoon, you no doubt felt the sweltering heat and bright sunshine. Environment Canada has issued a weather warning and says the heat is here to stay for the week. That’s why the city is taking preventative measures to help Montrealers stay safe and cool. Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports.CanadaJun 17
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Health Matters: Extreme heat hits millions across Canada, USTens of millions of people in Canada and the U.S. are sweltering under extreme heat warnings. Environment Canada warns many Ontario communities could experience dangerously high temperatures and humidity this week, with the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Ottawa expecting to feel as hot as 45 Celsius degrees. Katherine Ward has this story and more...Health MattersJun 18
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Students ‘coping as best they can’ in Quebec’s overheated public schoolsIt was another scorcher in Montreal on Wednesday. Environment Canada’s special weather statement remained in effect as the city saw another day of high and hot temperatures. Since school is still in session, many students and staff across the province are going through their day without any air conditioning, and as Global’s Felicia Parrillo explains,...Jun 5
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Rainfall, high streamflow warnings in effect for Metro VancouverEnvironment Canada says Metro Vancouver will receive up to 60 mm of precipitation throughout Sunday. Global News weather reporter Stephanie Florian says its due to an intense frontal system.Global News Morning BCJun 2
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Sun safety measures with the Canadian Dermatology AssociationThe UV index is sitting at moderate to high in the prairies according to Environment Canada, Dermatologist Dr. Irina Oroz has more on sun safety heading into the summer months.HealthMay 31
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‘White gold’: Environment Canada says snow welcome for Sask. farmersThe heaviest snowfall of the winter is great news for Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers, as they fear another year of dry conditions.Global News at 5 ReginaMar 5
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Guilbeault defends record on climate action amid Conservative calls to resignSteven Guilbeault defended his record as environment minister during question period on Monday amid calls from Conservative MPs that he resign over a report detailing the true economic impacts of carbon pricing. Internal data released Friday found carbon pricing is expected to have a negative impact on Canada’s GDP of $25 billion.CanadaJun 17
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Canada wildfires: Highest-risk areas have moved from B.C. to Prairies, Northwest TerritoriesSpeaking in Ottawa on Wednesday, Minister of Emergency Preparedness Harjit Sajjan, Minister of Natural Resources Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Environment Steven Guilbeault and Minister of Indigenous Services Patty Hajdu provided a wildfire forecast and update for Canada. Wilkinson said that the current expected areas of highest fire risk have shifted from British Columbia to the...CanadaJun 12
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Everyday Joe: Single-use plastics banIt’s no secret we are in the midst of an environmental emergency. Governments and countries are now rallying to fight against the effects of climate change. Canada, for example, recently banned single-use plastics and while this is commendable, the alternatives are not. Our Everyday Joe found that out the hard way.EnvironmentMay 26
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A look at B.C.’s rain forecast and deficit heading into summer 2024Armel Castellan, Warning Preparedness Meteorologist for Environment and Climate Change Canada examines the rainfall outlook for the province heading into June. Castellan also looks at the rain deficit the province is facing and how dry the conditions actually are.BC1May 31
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Guilbeault ‘looking forward’ to carbon rebate full analysis after PBO admits analysis errorSpeaking in Ottawa on Wednesday, Canada’s Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said that he was “looking forward” to seeing a full analysis of the carbon rebate program, after the parliamentary budget officer (PBO) issued a correction based on an error. “To their credit, they made a mistake and they recognize it,” Guilbeault said. “Now, I’m hoping...CanadaMay 29
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‘Early spring storm’ expected to move into Toronto with heavy rain, winds and wet snowEnvironment Canada says an “early spring storm” is expected to move into Toronto over the next few days that will bring heavy rains, winds and wet snow to start off April. Kayla McLean has more.Global News at Noon TorontoApr 2
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Global News at 6 Montreal: May 26, 2024The Quebec Liberal Party convention wrapped up its weekend-long even on Sunday after two days of discussions focused on the province’s economy. Plus, a Montreal mental health fundraiser has reached an impressive milestone in its 9th year. After Sunday’s event, the Mindstrong Fitness Fundraiser has raised over $10 million over the course of its history....Global News at 6 MontrealMay 26
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Canada’s Competition Bureau is investigating LululemonCanada’s Competition Bureau is investigating Lululemon over concerns the company is misleading consumers about its environmental impacts, after an advocacy group filed a complaint with the federal watchdog alleging “greenwashing.” In a statement to Global News, a Competition Bureau spokesperson confirmed the Bureau “has commenced an investigation under the Competition Act into the alleged deceptive...CanadaMay 6