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Go the distance: A world of flavour is hiding in Northern Ontario - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Sometimes the best experiences you have are found in the most unlikely places: the roadside restaurant you almost drove past, the local cafe you stumble upon or the family-run spot that becomes the highlight of your trip. Northern Ontario is full of these kinds of culinary experiences. At more than 800,000 square kilometres, the region is vast, diverse and shaped by the people who call it home. And while the scenery might be what gets you here, the food is one more reason to stop, stay awhile an
A “new” supervolcano has been found lurking beneath England - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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When you hear the term “supervolcano,” you probably think of the Yellowstone volcano in Wyoming. However, another volcano can be added to the super list, as scientists at the British Geological Survey (BGS) have uncovered evidence of an ancient supervolcano lurking beneath eastern England. The discovery was made while BGS scientists searched for the source of the Kinnekulle tephra, a massive layer of ash that spreads across Scandinavia, including Norway, Sweden, the Baltics, Belarus, and Poland.
Five reasons to appreciate Lake Ontario - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Canada is lucky to be home to the Great Lakes, which provide valuable resources for both us and our neighbours south of the border. This includes Lake Ontario, which serves as the entryway to the Great Lakes from the St. Lawrence waterway to the Atlantic Ocean. So let’s give this great lake some of the love it deserves with five facts you may not have known! Lake Ontario may be the smallest of the Great Lakes, measuring at about 18,960 square kilometres, but it is still the fourteenth-largest la
Climate change is putting the cheese industry in danger - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Canada is one of the top cheese-producing countries in the world. In 2024, Statistics Canada estimated that Canadians consumed about 15.24 kilograms of cheese per person. But whether you’re an expert cheese monger or a casual enjoyer, your cheese future supply may face a meltdown thanks to climate change. Extreme events like droughts and heat waves are becoming more frequent around the world, such as the 2021 heat wave in British Columbia or, more recently, the June 2026 heat wave across Western
Fall is approaching: Why you should stay bear-aware - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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At The Weather Network, we often emphasize the importance of being aware of the weather. Now that fall is approaching, it's also important to be aware of bears. Fall is the time of year when bears are in their final stages of preparation for winter hibernation. They need to fatten up before heading into their dens, not only for warmth, but also because they won’t be eating or drinking during this period. Female bears will also give birth during hibernation, so they rely on the nutrients stored i
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