A NASA study predicts a lunar cycle that happens only once every 18.6 years could worsen floods from climate change’s rising seas. The impacts will likely be felt in B.C.’s low-lying communities
Day: July 17, 2021
The population of North Atlantic right whales is dangerously low, with researchers estimating a little more than 350 left in the world. Entanglements in fishing gear and ship strikes are the largest causes of death.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney reiterated his government’s pledge to hold a referendum on equalization payments, an issue the province has no power to unilaterally change.
The Government of Canada continues to support communities across Canada as they work to respond to the overdose crisis and substance use-related harms. This includes $7,401,247 in funding for 13 projects across the country.
Several cancellations, multiple guest lists, and a rollercoaster of emotions later, some soon-to-be-wed couples in the Ottawa region are breathing a collective, but cautious sigh of relief as Ontario enters its third stage of reopening.