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Repair begins on damage from devastating storm, washing over Cape Breton (opens the original)
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Heavy rain fell on parts of Nova Scotia on Monday as the province began to repair the damage left by a slow-moving storm that passed over Cape Breton Island, washing out roads, leaving thousands without power and one person dead. Early Monday morning, Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a hazardous weather alert forecasting up to 25 to 40 millimetres of heavy rain, after 200 millimetres fell on the island and parts of the northern mainland over less than two days. The ground could not a
As glaciers melt near mountains, risks multiply and Canada isn’t prepared, scientists warn (opens the original)
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Six years ago, a rapidly retreating glacier in the southern Coast Mountains of British Columbia shrunk away from the base of the nearby mountainside causing millions of tonnes of rock to fall. The Elliot Creek landslide, with a mass similar to that of all Canadian automobiles combined, landed in an alpine lake, creating a tsunami and draining the lake. The displaced water flooded a nearby fjord, destroying kilometres of salmon habitat and scouring nearby forest. According to a 2022 study, despit
Force of Nepali flash floods leaves little chance of survival for missing pilgrims, organization says (opens the original)
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Relatives of the missing religious pilgrims swept away in last week’s Nepali floods, a group that included 12 from Canada, are being told by the trip’s organizer that their family members most likely did not survive. The India-based Isha Foundation said in a statement posted online that the impact of the flood in the area where its group of travellers had last reported arriving, an immigration control building, leaves little room for hope. “At this time, there seem to be no encouraging indicatio
Communities build firebreaks to shore up protection for future wildfires (opens the original)
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With wildfires threatening more homes, livelihoods and vast amounts of land in Canada than in the past, some communities are creating firebreaks in an attempt to slow extreme blazes. So far this year, about 4.5 million hectares across the country has burned in wildfires, according to Natural Resources Canada. In an attempt to ward off future blazes, provincial and municipal authorities have worked to construct natural barriers in several communities in Newfoundland, Alberta and the Yukon. The Yu
National monument for LGBTQ community opening Friday in Ottawa (opens the original)
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Every night, on the banks of the Ottawa River, a thundercloud will glow like a disco ball. The cloud, reflecting light through thousands of mirrored tiles, is formed by the hollowed-out space in a 30-foot cylinder. The sculpture is one part of a national monument, named Thunderhead, opening Friday in Ottawa. It is dedicated to recognizing the discrimination faced by LGBTQ Canadians, including a decades-long campaign to identify and fire thousands of people from the public service, the Canadian A
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