Water supply downstream is generally expected to be affected when about 20 per cent of a watershed is burned
‘We can actually make more money if we clean up our act’
‘If you look at record-breaking seasons, we’ve spent hundreds of millions of dollars on fire suppression’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised in 2015 to lift all drinking water advisories by this March
There are 60 evacuation orders affecting 3,120 properties, an increase of 62
The tape’s fate was a mystery for decades
Much had been expected of the Canadian women in Tokyo, given their performance in Rio
Freeland says the government is also freezing rates for the wage and rent subsidies at current levels
The Federal Court of Canada allowed Access Copyright’s action to enforce the interim tariff
‘I saw more heat-related illness than I had ever seen in my career’
Dr. Theresa Tam says the new modelling underscores the need for caution in lifting public health measures
But heat warnings or special weather statements now cover much of B.C.
Multiple reports of Canadians being barred entry to countries due to their mixed vaccinations
Auction house doesn’t recommend eating the iced slice
Matt Damon’s “Stillwater” is after more than just caricature
English and Scottish governments did not provide a reason for why Canada was not included
Tokyo continues to break records with rising case count
Nine years after London debut, women’s boxing is flattening all kinds of milestones in Tokyo
All but one member of Mexico’s 15-woman Olympic roster was born in the United States
A fine adventure with two genuine movie stars comes across as an earnest and safe homage
