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Coffee roasters and cafés grapple with increasing cost of beansA surge in price of coffee beans, up 28 per cent in August, compared to a year ago, means Canadians digging a lot deeper into their pocket to pay for that morning cup of joe.EconomyOct 6
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As some nations face destruction, UN listens to Trump decry climate ‘scam’After Trump called climate change "the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world" and made other false statements, here's a look at the science behind them and the reaction.EnvironmentSep 23
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Human-made climate change made 10 summer heat waves more likely: expertsEnvironment and Climate Change Canada said several heat waves this summer were twice as likely to be due to human-made climate change, with one 10 times more likely.CanadaSep 17
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Canada, major fossil-fuel producers widen gap between output and climate targets: reportA new report, produced by three climate change non-profit research groups, says Canada is among the countries derailing the world's plans to combat climate change.EconomySep 22
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Scientists search for climate change answers in Quebec sea floorTiny creatures in Quebec's Saguenay fjord mud may play key role in fighting climate change, scientists say, as they search the sea floor for answers.EnvironmentAug 24
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Pakistan’s Punjab province battered by its biggest flood with 2 million people at riskPakistan’s Punjab province faces its worst flood ever, affecting 2 million people as three rivers hit record levels. Officials blame climate change and India’s dam water release.WorldAug 31
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Rain in Manitoba’s forecast could improve the province’s fire situation'We've really missed out on a lot of that precipitation,' said Environment and Climate Change Canada scientist Christy Climenhaga.Aug 11
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Canada vows more wildfire action as smoke sparks U.S. complaintsFederal officials announcing $45.7 million in wildfire prevention research funding said the cross-border smoke underscores the need to combat climate change.EnvironmentAug 12
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Hail, rain, tornado watch: Southern Manitoba hammered with severe weatherSeveral tornado warnings were issued, and although none touched down, Environment and Climate Change Canada says there were reports of funnel clouds near Dugald and Oakbank.WeatherAug 7
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U.S. blocks plan to charge ‘carbon tax’ on global shipping emissionsMaritime nations had been deliberating on adopting regulations to move the shipping industry away from fossil fuels, but U.S. President Donald Trump had vowed retaliation.EnvironmentOct 17
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World’s coral reefs in almost irreversible die-off, scientists warnFor corals to recover, the world would need to drastically ramp up climate action to reverse temperatures, the scientists suggested.ScienceOct 14
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Montreal satellites play role in climate fightInterest in a Montreal-based company's satellites to monitor methane emissions is reaching new heights, even as governments appear to be wavering on climate commitments.EnvironmentOct 18
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Lack of action on climate change could violate international law: UN courtThe U.N. General Assembly asked the International Court of Justice in 2023 for an advisory opinion, a non-binding but important basis for international obligations.EnvironmentJul 23
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Manitoba unveils plan to get province to net zero by 2050The Manitoba government says it wants to get the province to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.EnvironmentOct 6
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Winnipeg sets warm-weather record for Sept. 30It's October, and fall is supposed to be in full swing, but Winnipeg continues to set records for hot weather.WeatherOct 1
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Rainy, windy weekend leading into fall for southern ManitobaSouthern Manitoba got hammered with stormy weather this weekend, thanks to a strong Colorado low that brought heavy rain and high winds on Saturday night and into Sunday.WeatherOct 6
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How do Edmonton’s election issues in 2025 compare to 2021?With the Edmonton election just days away, the final push is on for candidates trying to sway voters. This time around, the campaign trail is a lot different than 2021.PoliticsOct 15
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Ontario home insurance rates ‘snowballing,’ and flood claims partly to blame: groupA new report by Rates.ca shows a single claim of flood damage could increase home insurance premiums by 19 per cent, but you could face more costs without any coverage at all.ConsumerOct 1
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Montreal mayor sees opening of UN-Habitat office as part of her political legacyPlante, who is not seeking re-election in November, said she's 'thrilled' that the office is opening before her term ends.PoliticsSep 18
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For pregnant people, extreme heat comes with extra risksDoctors have long known that heat puts a strain on the heart, kidneys and other organs. Those risks are exacerbated for pregnant people, as the body's processes for staying cool are altered.HealthOct 23