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DFO scientist reviewed sea surface temperatures in satellite data dating back 4 decades

The Atlantic Ocean off Canada's East Coast experienced an "unprecedented" marine heat wave this summer. Surface temperatures reached record highs across the region — including a huge weeklong spike off Newfoundland that averaged 6.7 degrees above normal.

Many craft breweries in Toronto have retail shops that let you buy direct from the source. Some even have longer/later hours than the LCBO and The ...

The 61st annual Windjammer Days will take place Sunday, June 25 through Saturday, July 1, 2023. This year the Friends of Windjammer Days is celebrating our rich population of Maritime Explorers. Those featured have traveled extensively on...

The 61st annual Windjammer Days will take place Sunday, June 25 through Saturday, July 1, 2023. This year the Friends of Windjammer Days is celebrating our rich population of Maritime Explorers. Those featured have traveled extensively on...

The beloved brewpub is unveiling a major facelift, a brand new house-made food menu and a new selection of supremely delicious beers.

The Perfect Storm, later immortalized in the acclaimed book and film, claimed the crew of Gloucester's Andrea Gail on Halloween in 1991.

View Comments Nukumi, a mammoth-sized great white shark carrying a satellite tag, may have bypassed New Jersey in her migration route after having traveled the submarine canyons here last fall.     Her precise location is not known, though OCEARCH, the nonprofit research group that captured and tagged her Oct. 2, 2020, near the town of  Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, believes she is near the Flemish Cap, 350 miles east of Newfoundland.  Chris Fischer, OCEARCHs expedition leader and founding ...

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   To the editor: Last month I wrote a letter to The Reformer instructing readers on how to illustrate the trace amounts of CO2 in the atmosphere. Additionally, I remarked that I think that volcanoes are a highly underrated phenomena on this planet — with regards to weather. The Reformer was kind enough to publish my letter. In it, I directed readers to Christopher Pett’s paper entitled “Volcanic Cyclogenesis,” in which he ch...