Over three years, 23 companies have adopted policies that end or limit insurance for the coal industry
Torrential rains battered the country’s northwestern Black Sea provinces on Aug. 11
The average annual cost of property insurance claims from severe weather is nearing $2 billion
Ridge of high pressure is expected to reach maximum strength on Thursday and Friday
Scientists say there’s little doubt climate change from fossil fuels is driving extreme events
Canadian officials react to landmark study that amounts to a “‘code red’ for humanity”
Report: far worse heat waves, droughts and flood-inducing downpours without deep emissions cuts
Evia fire the most severe of dozens that have broken out across Greece
The bat’s journey from Britain to Russia is one of the longest on record
Crisis was a wake-up call for the normally temperate Pacific Northwest
Choices increasingly centered around how herds can sustain drought conditions
4,090 square kilometres scorched so far, about four times B.C.’s year-to-date averages
Wildfires are raging out of control, forcing residents out of their homes in British Columbia
‘I think this is the best contribution I can make right now for Canada, arguably the world’
Most of the glaciers in Alberta and B.C. mountains are projected to disappear by the end of the century
‘Everybody’s really worried about the implications of this event, nobody saw this coming’
Lytton sets new all-time national high, conditions could persist in the Prairies until week’s end
