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‘You’ve got to move fast’: Science learns to quickly link extreme weather and climate

‘You’ve got to move fast’: Science learns to quickly link extreme weather and climate

In 2003, a paper was published suggesting science could do better
2 children among four missing after record-breaking Nova Scotia downpours

2 children among four missing after record-breaking Nova Scotia downpours

The children were with three other people in a car in West Hants
Canada beats South Africa 21-6 to advance to women’s water polo quarterfinals

Canada beats South Africa 21-6 to advance to women’s water polo quarterfinals

Canada will play the Netherlands in the next round
Liberals looking for input on planned law to improve safety in long-term care

Liberals looking for input on planned law to improve safety in long-term care

The Liberals promised during the 2021 election campaign to table a Safe Long-Term Care Act
Halifax-area roads damaged by heavy rainfall, with more rain forecasted

Halifax-area roads damaged by heavy rainfall, with more rain forecasted

Environment Canada has issued rainfall warnings for much of the province
Search continues for Ukrainian refugee who went missing after swim in Quebec river

Search continues for Ukrainian refugee who went missing after swim in Quebec river

Officers are searching the banks of the Etchemin River near St-Anselme
Trudeau hails European values as a global strength in troubled times

Trudeau hails European values as a global strength in troubled times

PM presented Ursula von der Leyen with the judicial equivalent of the Nobel Peace Prize
Wildfire smoke highlights need for better ventilation in public spaces

Wildfire smoke highlights need for better ventilation in public spaces

Experts say estimates indicate wildfires will increase 25 per cent by 2030
Feds looking for input on new law to improve safety in long-term care

Feds looking for input on new law to improve safety in long-term care

Legislation is also a condition of the Liberals’ supply-and-confidence deal with the NDP
Judge sets a trial date for next May in Trump’s classified documents case in Florida

Judge sets a trial date for next May in Trump’s classified documents case in Florida

A federal judge in Florida has scheduled a trial date for next May for former President Donald Trump in a case charging him with illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents.