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Deaths from wildfire smoke up 275% over recent years, new report saysA new Lancet report found there were an average of approximately 4,000 annual deaths associated with wildfire smoke between 2021-25, compared to 1,050 annually in 2003-12.HealthOct 28
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Heat waves linked to 50K deaths in Europe this summer, report saysClimate change, in particular, was responsible for two-thirds of the deaths, the report in the British Medical Journal said on Friday.EnvironmentOct 23
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Okanagan growers say crop insurance isn’t keeping up with a changing climateThe weather can bring extreme heat, cold, drought, hail or wildfire smoke, and any one of those can wipe out a crop or make grapes impossible to sell.EnvironmentOct 9
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Climate change made Ontario, N.W.T. fire conditions roughly twice as likely: reportThe conditions underlying intense July wildfires were made roughly twice as likely due to human-induced climate change, said a new report published Thursday.CanadaAug 6
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Toronto Zoo sees drop in 2026 visitors due to wildfire smoke, extreme heatWildfire smoke along with extreme heat in July is the main culprit, as it depressed visits for the first three weeks of what is a crucial month for the zoo to welcome visitors.WeatherOct 8
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Carney to meet with King Charles and Commonwealth heads of governmentCommonwealth members include large countries like the United Kingdom, Australia, India and Nigeria, and many of the world’s smallest countries, such as Tuvalu.CanadaNov 2
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Canada, EU lay out vision for closer ties in ‘dangerous and divided’ worldCanada and the EU are laying out their vision for what a closer relationship looks like in an increasingly “dangerous and divided” where trade has become “weaponized.”CanadaOct 30
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Consultants for Hydro-Québec defend proposal to double energy costs for data centresThe analysts from energy and climate consulting firm Dunsky delivered the message at a public hearing reviewing Hydro-Québec's proposal to hike rates charged to data centres.MoneyOct 8
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‘Godzilla’ El Nino set to bring warmer, drier temperatures to CanadaWater temperatures in the Pacific Ocean where El NIno forms would typically be at least 0.5 C above normal, but this year it's at 3.5 C.CanadaOct 28
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Consultants for Hydro-Québec defend proposal to double energy costs for data centresThe analysts from energy and climate consulting firm Dunsky delivered this message at a public hearing reviewing Hydro-Québec's proposal to hike rates charged to data centres.CanadaOct 8
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Hamilton to pilot bylaw to protect downtown renters from extreme indoor heatThe pilot will require landlords in the city's downtown Ward 2 to keep at least one room in each unit below 26 C, a threshold recognized by Health Canada.HealthOct 8
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Manitoba park trail where boys drowned reopens with safety upgradesA trail in a Manitoba park has reopened with safety upgrades after two boys who were swept into fast-moving rapids and drowned.CanadaOct 2
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King Charles faces calls for apology, slavery reparations on Caribbean tourThe visit marks King Charles' first official trip to the Bahamas as king, during which the government closed all public schools on the island of New Providence to welcome him.TrendingOct 28
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AI-driven project to modernize New Brunswick forestry getting $50M boost from OttawaOttawa is offering up to $50 million to help build a digital forestry centre to better manage the province's wood supply, in part with artificial intelligence.EconomyOct 14
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Super El Niño growing ‘faster than we’ve ever recorded’ as wildfires burnEnvironment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) forecasted in Jan. 2026 that this year 'will likely be among the hottest years on record.'CanadaAug 4
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First butterfly tagged in Winnipeg makes it to Mexico, expert saysTracking the butterfly migration also allows researchers to identify what pathways they take so they can focus on conservation efforts in those areas.EnvironmentOct 11
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How the war in Iran could impact your home heating oil bill this winterSince the start of the war in Iran, the average retail home heating oil prices have jumped 42 per cent in most of Canada, sitting at $2.50 per litre this week.ConsumerOct 26
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N.S. water, power rates to be protected in AI data centre agreement: EverWindA committee of Nova Scotia’s legislature is scheduled to discuss the controversial $10-billion AI data centre that’s been proposed in Cape Breton.PoliticsOct 27
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Anyone with a cellphone can help track monarch butterflies tagged in New BrunswickEarlier this month, Nature New Brunswick and the Point Lepreau Bird Observatory attached tiny Bluetooth tracking tags to 22 monarchs.CanadaSep 22
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Brazil voters head to polls in presidential runoffVoting in Brazil is conducted electronically and the result is usually available within hours after polling stations close at 5 p.m. in Brasilia.PoliticsOct 25