Environment And Climate Change Canada
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September heating up in Manitoba, but not enough to trigger warning: expertIt's hotter than it would normally be this time of year. A meteorologist says it's nothing to be worried about, though some precautions are still good to take.WeatherSep 9
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Southern Manitoba sizzles as outdoor workers try to beat the heatEven in the extreme heat in southern parts of Manitoba, some people are still needed for their outdoor services. an expert says, it's important for them to play it safe.WeatherJul 26
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June heat wave was likely fuelled by climate change. By how much?Federal officials are scheduled to unveil the results of a rapid analysis into last month's heat wave that enveloped parts of Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada.WeatherJul 9
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Extreme heat coming to Manitoba ‘unlivable’ for unsheltered people: advocateAfter a cool, wet start to the summer in Manitoba, forecasted heat may be welcomed by some, but for others, it can pose a significant risk.WeatherJul 8
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Possible snow in Banff, Jasper national parks prompts special weather statementsAccording to Environment and Climate Change Canada, snow is expected over higher elevations this weekend.WeatherJun 15
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Blowin’ in the wind: Why is Edmonton experiencing strong gusts?Environment Canada believes a rain storm that tracked through Edmonton earlier this week is the main culprit for much of the wind the city has been experiencing.WeatherJun 6
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Why climate change on the farm means a high cost for Canadian taxpayersTaxpayer money already supports the agriculture industry and some say the bill will go up as climate change-driven natural disasters make it harder for farmers to eke out a living.CanadaApr 4
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Warm end-of-winter weather breaks temperature records in parts of AlbertaThe weather agency posted a summary about the number of warm weather records set in Alberta as the season shifts from winter to spring.WeatherMar 19
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Weather yo-yoing in Winnipeg, Lifesaving Society Manitoba urges caution on iceA meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada says temperatures around 8 and 10 C are expected to arrive next week — well above the average of -12 C.WeatherJan 24
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Winter not wintering, Winnipeg Gliding Club enjoying snowless JanuaryWhile New Years Day wasn't exactly a shorts and t-shirt day, president of the Winnipeg Gliding Club said it was still a great day to be in the air.WeatherJan 4
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