Storm threat builds as muggy warmth slides into southern Ontario
Warmth starts to build in with the 2 rounds of thunderstorms expected in the next 24 hours across southern Ontario. More details with Meteorologist Melinda Singh.
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The Weather NetworkWhat La Niña could mean for Canada’s upcoming summer
Folks along the East Coast should prepare for a long hurricane season ahead
- The Weather Network
Extreme geomagnetic storm may spark widespread auroras over Canada on Friday
Fingers crossed for clear conditions Friday night as the potential grows for widespread auroras across Canada
- CBC
Kelowna man bemoans 'awful,' unexpected FortisBC tree work
Giulio Di Palma was shocked to return home from work one day in April to find the branches on half of his large spruce tree missing and a portion of the top cut off.The tree stood proudly in middle of his front yard, but it's been humbled by the unexpected pruning job, with every one of its street-facing limbs removed."It looks awful," said Di Palma. "I'm the laughing stock on Barkley Road."Di Palma's case serves as an example of how far utility company FortisBC is allowed to go when a tree grow
- The Canadian Press
B.C. halts new jade mining in northwest, five-year transition for existing operations
VICTORIA — British Columbia has prohibited mining activities on new jade tenures in the northwest, while setting a five-year wind-down period for existing operators. A statement from the Ministry of Energy and Mines says officials have been working closely with First Nations to address concerns about the effects of jade mining on sensitive alpine environments in the area near Dease Lake. It says an order under the Environment and Land Use Act was necessary to protect the area from further harm a
- USA TODAY
Geomagnetic storm hurtles into Earth's atmosphere, brings danger of power grid interference
An extreme geomagnetic storm could lead to a spectacular aurora borealis showing above the U.S. this weekend. G5 geomagnetic storm conditions were observed Friday.
- FTW Outdoors
Watch: Alligator nabs angler’s catch with astonishing speed
Footage shows the large reptile chasing the hooked fish onto shore and reappearing into frame with the catch between its jaws.
- The Canadian Press
Trudeau points to fire fight, says Meta news ban degrades safety as it makes billions
WEST KELOWNA, B.C. — Canada's dispute with Meta is a "test moment" for the country to stand against the social media giant that's making billions off people, but taking no responsibility for the well-being of communities it profits from, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday. Trudeau made his comments in West Kelowna, one of several B.C. communities involved in evacuations of thousands of people last summer, while information about wildfires and escape routes were blocked on Meta's Facebook
- The Weather Network
Thunderstorms set to kick off the weekend for parts of the Prairies
Folks on parts of the Prairies will dodge thunderstorms through the day on Saturday
- Global News
Toronto calls about sick raccoons spike as 'zombie’ virus rages in parts of Canada
A virus that can turn raccoons into a “zombie” has been raging for years, with outbreaks reported in parts of Canada. Calls for sick and injured raccoons spiked in Toronto, according to Toronto Animal Services.
- Yahoo Finance Canada
Gas prices keep falling as 'Canadians remain reliant on their vehicles'
According to data from Kalibrate, the average cost per litre in cities nationwide fell five cents to $1.711.
- The Weather Network - Video
New seafloor maps show storm impacts in Halifax Harbour
Technological advances have given scientists a window into how everything from storms to ship anchors affect the ocean floor in Halifax Harbour. Nathan Coleman reports on some of their findings.
- The Motley Fool
With Natural Gas in Demand, 2 TSX Stocks Are Set to Heat Up
Here's how these top Canadian energy infrastructure stocks could benefit from the AI data centre boom. The post With Natural Gas in Demand, 2 TSX Stocks Are Set to Heat Up appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.
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Destructive emerald ash borer found in B.C. for the first time
After devastating ash trees in several provinces over the last 2 decades, the emerald ash borer has made its way to British Columbia.
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More rain and snow along the Front Range to round out the week
Temperatures will be about 10 degrees below normal Friday, with more cloud cover than sunshine. It will warm up across the Denver metro area for Mother's Day weekend!
- CBC
Temperatures to soar above 30 C in parts of B.C. this weekend
Time to bust out the sunscreen and a wide-brim hat. Environment Canada meteorologist Ken Dosanjh said while last week brought cool, standard spring conditions, temperatures are expected to soar across the province in coming days, reaching above 30 C in some parts of the Interior. Environment Canada is forecasting sunny days and warmer nights through Monday, when things are expected to cloud over and cool off. A high of 32 C is forecast for Kamloops on Saturday, which is about 12 C above normal a
- The Weather Network
Things heat up with a taste of early summer moving into B.C.
Temperatures heat up under a high pressure ridge in B.C., with daytime highs expected to hit the 30-degree mark for the first time this year
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Climate change leading to food price volatility, campaigners warn
Food Foundation executive director Anna Taylor said the ‘failures’ of the current food system were being felt by both farmers and consumers.
- Business Insider
The first severe solar storm in 20 years could spark auroras across the US
Many states could be in for a rare treat this Friday night. "I think we're going to see some really good auroras," one expert said.
- Entertainment Weekly
Joy Behar stands up, screams to educate “The View” with live demonstration of what to do during bear attack: 'Rawr!'
Whoopi Goldberg asked the ladies if they'd rather be stuck with a man or a bear in the woods.
- The Canadian Press
Federal government bans watercraft from Manitoba lake popular with tourists
WINNIPEG — The threat of zebra mussels has prompted the federal government to temporarily ban watercraft from a Manitoba lake popular with tourists. Parks Canada says personal watercraft, including non-motorized items such as canoes and standup paddle boards, will not be allowed on Clear Lake. The lake sits in Riding Mountain National Park in western Manitoba and is a hub of summertime activity. There are some exceptions to the ban, including one commercial tour boat and a vessel from a nearby F