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Head of the National Archives of Indonesia (ANRI) Imam Gunarto has said that ANRI is offering the facility of repairing or restoring documents ...

The City of Yellowknife is replacing the pipeline that supplies drinking water to residents. The new pipeline will continue to source water from the Yellowknife River, but the city will have to draw water from Yellowknife Bay during periods of construction starting in 2024.

WASHINGTON -- FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell announced today the appointment of 16 new members and 3 returning members to the agencys National Advisory Council.

With the release of Canada’s first National Adaptation Strategy to come before November’s COP27 in Egypt: talks of climate adaptation, mitigation, and sometimes, retreat.

A puspin or "Pusang Pinoy" is gracing international social media accounts after the feline was designated as the "pest control officer" of a university in

With the increased frequency of extreme weather events, one climate expert says the federal disaster fund needs to invest in more prevention programs before vulnerable communities are hit with another emergency.

Indonesia should develop a regional-based disaster resilience system, Coordinator for Disaster Mitigation at the Directorate of Spatial Planning, Land ...

A federal program meant to provide provinces and municipalities with funding for disaster-resilient infrastructure projects is oversubscribed and running out of money years before it’s set to expire.

In today's Morning Brief, Hockey Canada begins a process of rebuilding its organization and its reputation after its entire board of directors and CEO said they will step aside.

With last June’s intense rainfall event in many parts of Saskatoon, city officials are basking in the success of one of its newest storm ponds and have officially opened the community park space associated with it.