hail. I don't think I've been through something like this," he said. "Today at one point, it was pretty bad out there. We walked out of the dugout and it was kind of orange. They did the right thing. They got all the information. ...
The Canadian Red Cross is providing support to those impacted by the wildfires in Alberta. Find out how to access services in person or by phone. View Important Information Disaster Preparedness Virtual Learning Series Join the Canadian Red Cross in a series of virtual learning sessions to increase...
Widespread wildfires are proposed to have fostered the expansion of angiosperm vegetation into the Canadian Arctic in the Late Cretaceous by allowing them to outcompete gymnosperms in post-fire regrowth. Intensified erosion and continental run-off associated with the destruction of the vegetation cover ...
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Our skies are looking milky right now because of all the wildfires happening in Canada right now, according toWGME. High altitude smoke gets caught up in the jet stream, and next thing you know, it looks like it should be about 98% humidity out there. But in reality, it's just the ...
“About 2,000 Canadians a year suffer the impacts of that,” said Robin Edger of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, which circulated the letter. In Quebec, 66 people died in 2018’s heat wave. Larger, more intense wildfires are causing greater respiratory problems as ...
It’s been a tough late summer in British Columbia due to the number of wildfires. Fortunately, with the arrival of autumnal weather, lower temperatures and even snow flurries in the north east of the province, the situation is much improved. However, many people have been affected and our ...
Thus, extending these findings to include the need for evacuee behaviour and fire dynamics is a crucial second stage in the formation of a more complete strategic evacuation plan for communities at risk of wildfires. This study is vital for creating a Canadian-based approach to WUI wildfire ...
The average Canadian family will pay up to an extra $695 for food next year, as the pandemic, wildfires and changing consumer habits drive up grocery bills to the highest increase ever predicted by an annual food price report. Rising bread, meat and vegetable prices are ...
The average Canadian family will pay up to an extra $695 for food next year, as the pandemic, wildfires and changing consumer habits drive up grocery bills to the highest increase ever predicted by an annual food price report. Rising bread, meat and vegetable prices are ex...