Residents in Île-Bizard claim they don’t have enough help to protect their homes against potential flooding. Continue reading →

A fictional “Hurricane Cora” barreled into southeast Virginia and up the Chesapeake Bay to strike Washington, D.C., in the narrative created by scientists and disaster planners. Continue reading →

Hurricane Florence is carrying increased moisture levels thanks to warmer ocean temperatures, and it could spew rain on rivers already swollen from record summer rainfalls. Continue reading →

Around 1.3 million are sheltering in thousands of relief camps. Continue reading →

Heavy rain in the forecast has the Hamilton Conservation Authority watching water levels. Continue reading →

“Have a grab and go kit. Have a plan. Make sure you know what you need to take with you.” Continue reading →

Climate change is already having a big impact – and Canadian governments urgently need to collect and publish data showing how safe their citizens are from floods, fires and other hazards, a federal advisory panel says. Continue reading →

The Calgary flood forced the insurance industry to make major changes to flood insurance in Canada. Continue reading →