Ontario’s New Housing Law Could Weaken Local Climate Rules Cities like Toronto are trying to figure out how much control they still have over climate-friendly […]
Tag: Climate Change
Canadian Mayors Urge Federal Leaders to Prioritize Climate Action Over Pipelines
Canadian Municipal Leaders Call on Federal Parties to Prioritize Climate Over Pipelines A coalition of 128 municipal leaders from across Canada has issued a joint […]
Melting Ice Reveals Ancient Forest in the Rocky Mountains
Ancient Forest Unearthed as Ice Melts in the Rocky Mountains A forest buried beneath ice for nearly 6,000 years is now basking in daylight once […]
Magnetic North Pole Shift: Official Movement Confirmed
It’s Time to Recalibrate: Magnetic North Pole Continues Its Shift Towards Siberia The magnetic North Pole is officially on the move again, prompting recalibration of […]
Above-Average Temperatures Diminish Ontario’s Vibrant Fall Colors
An unusually warm fall in Ontario may prevent the province from experiencing the vibrant fall foliage that typically brightens the treetops this time of year. […]
Jasper Wildfire Adds to Canada’s Growing Insurance Crisis Amid Climate Change
Hotter summers in Canada, which have triggered wildfires in tourist areas, intense hailstorms, and severe flooding in major cities—events likely linked to climate change—are creating […]
Martian Ice Caps Uncover Clues to Ancient Climate Changes
Katherine Lutz, a PhD student at the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies and a National Science Foundation Fellow, embarked on her journey in […]
Forecasted Hot Weather Raises Concerns of Heightened Wildfire Risk in Canada.
The Canadian Government Issues Warning of Potential for Another ‘Catastrophic’ Wildfire Season Amid Forecasts of Elevated Spring and Summer Temperatures, Fueled by El Niño Conditions. […]
Bears Emerging from Hibernation Ahead of Schedule.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry reports that due to this winter’s mild conditions and minimal snowfall, bears may emerge from hibernation earlier than […]