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Weed, seed and soak, how to prepare your lawn for winter - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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As summer comes to a close, you may feel like it's time to hang up your hose for the year. But that would be wrong; preparing for the colder seasons could give your lawn a better start when spring rolls around. Even when it gets cold, your lawn is still actively growing, says Nathan Tobias, Operations Manager at Yard Dawgs. “It's actually probably one of the bigger growing seasons,” he told The Weather Network. READ MORE: Wasps hovering over you and your food? Burn this to keep them at bay So as
Picking the 2026 apple crop: Here’s what families need to know - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Canadian families are heading to the apple farm. But before you make some core memories, here’s how the weather impacted the 2026 crop . "You’ll find this year, because of all the rain, there might not be as many apples on the tree, but they are larger. So they are a bigger apple this year, typically because of the rainfall," said John Hughes, farmer and co-founder of Springridge Farm. September is the month for the best picking! British Columbia, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are also i
Seasonal Allergies in Canada: What to Expect This Fall - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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About 25 percent of Canadians deal with seasonal allergies. Ragweed usually dominates the headlines in the fall, but this year is different. “We do anticipate that it will be a bit of a lighter season than last year,” says Daniel Coates, Director at Aerobiology Research Laboratories. “Probably about 70 per cent of the grains that we saw last year." DON'T MISS: Canada's 2026 fall forecast calls for a pause on cold weather This is excellent news for residents of Ontario, Quebec, and Manitoba, as t
Tips for making your home a clean air refuge during wildfire season - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Simple things like vacuuming or simply burning a candle are contributing to worsening air quality inside your home. And that’s why it’s important to change your habits during wildfire season. "You want to think of your home as your clean air refuge. If you have a furnace, you want to run your furnace with just the fan, so that it is cleaning the air. And change that furnace filter regularly," said Sherry Torkos, pharmacist and author. Air purifiers are also recommended, but they are costly to us
New TikTok trend comes with cancer risk, dermatologists warn - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Influencers on social media are teaching people how to apply sunscreen on your face in order to achieve a tan that helps highlight or darken certain features. Oblivious to the risk, people are thanking influencers for the “great idea” and suggesting that they will try this new trend during the summer. When in reality, no amount of tanning will ever be deemed safe. RELATED: Here's what summer driving can do to your skin "A lot of the skin cancers that we see are on sun exposed areas, sun exposed
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