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Americans flock to claim Canadian citizenship by descent amid US political upheaval and new law changes; here’s the complete processA surge in Americans seeking Canadian citizenship by descent is driven by recent law changes and US political uncertainty. Bill C-3, enacte...- Canada braces for intensifying heat as 2026 forecast to rank among the hottest years ever recordedCanada is bracing for another year of extreme heat, with 2026 predicted to be among the hottest on record. Global temperatures are expected...
- Zelenskyy calls Putin "a man of war" after Russia's deadly attack on KyivUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky labeled Russian leader Vladimir Putin a "man of war" following a significant aerial assault on Kyiv....
- What’s in store this weekend for Canada? Extreme heat, severe storms, and smoke blanketCanada is experiencing a mix of extreme weather. Several alerts are in place across the country. Southern Quebec will face high temperature...
- Heatwaves and wildfires: Canada’s summer forecast reads like a climate horror storyCanada is bracing for a hotter-than-average summer, particularly in Ontario and the Maritimes, with potential for major heatwaves and incre...
- Canada’s record breaking May heatwave as summer shows up earlyWeather Forecast: Canada is experiencing an unseasonably warm and sunny spell as May ends, with temperatures soaring above normal across mo...
- Why are US natural gas prices rising, and what does it mean for American families?US natural gas prices have surged, potentially raising household utility bills by $30 monthly. This increase is attributed to tighter suppl...
- FortisBC’s power cut plan for wildfires triggers fear and uncertainty in PrincetonFortisBC's new Public Safety Power Shutoff initiative in Princeton, British Columbia, aims to prevent wildfires by cutting electricity duri...
- Wildfire smoke linked to asthma spike in Canada, new study warnsA recent Canadian study reveals a surge in asthma cases during the 2023 wildfire season. Emergency room visits spiked during the initial sm...
- 'We are not 51st anything': Beer ad icon returns after 25 years amid Trump tariffs, annexation threatsUS-Canada tariff battle: 25 years later, Joe Canadian is back with a new patriotic video as Canada and US are engaged in a tariff battle. I...
- Human-caused global warming hits record high, scientists reportClimate experts gathered in Bonn to prepare for COP29 in Baku, emphasizing the urgent need for global cooperation in mitigating climate cha...
- Climate change and mental health: How extreme heat can have devastating impact on those living with mental illnessHospital admissions for mental health spike during heat waves, exacerbated by extreme heat. Mental health issues can worsen in hot weather,...
- Canada wildfires: Smoke spreads across America; heat waves, health risks, air quality alerts, July 4 holiday flight schedules, all you need to knowCanada is witnessing an unparalleled rise in wildfires, scorching 80,000 square kilometers already. These fires have resulted in air qualit...
- Dangerous heat and humidity is smothering much of the South and Midwest in the USThe heat wave has contributed to at least 13 deaths in Texas and one in Louisiana. Forecasters said temperatures could rocket up to 20 degr...
- Why Justin Trudeau cannot target Khalistani separatists in CanadaTrudeau heads a minority government which is backed by the New Democratic Party (NDP), headed by Jagmeet Singh, an arch-Khalistani separati...
- US weather forecast: Los Angeles gets first blizzard warning in 34 years, 1000 flights cancelled, massive snowfall predictedKnown for its warm climate, Southern California’s winter storms expected to intensify on Friday and has brought the first blizzard warning ...
- Dollar shines, euro suffers as COVID fears flare over EuropeThe safe-haven U.S. dollar traded close to a 16-month high to the euro on Monday on growing anxiety over the impact of surging COVID-19 inf...
- Code Red: Health problems are getting worse due to climate changeMore people were in places where climate-sensitive diseases can flourish.
- Reports: Health problems tied to global warming on the rise
- Schwarzenegger predicts progress on global warming after Bush leaves officeSchwarzenegger predicts progress on global warming after Bush leaves office.
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