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A special weather statement notes the Lower Mainland up to Pemberton will receive 50 to 70 mm of rain while parts of Vancouver Island could see up to 150 mm over the course of the day. 

Parts of Canada have been severely burned by wildfires during an unprecedented season, but even in the most scorched areas, life still exists. Heres how.

An FOI request reveals a lack of government action to address known risks.

The historically bad B.C. wildfire season could potentially be followed by more disasters in the months to come, according to one expert.

Ocean temperatures that are much hotter than normal this summer have alarmed scientists and raised the prospect of accelerated global heating.

Ocean temperatures that are much hotter than normal this summer have alarmed scientists and raised the prospect of accelerated global heating.

Inside the Yellowknife evacuation — and why they are becoming more common.

At the time, the fire that began with a lightning strike on Aug. 16, 2003, was called a "one-in-a-hundred-year" fire. Two decades later, the community is grappling with another massive fire that’s raging closer to the city.

The torrential rain that washed out roads, bridges and a key rail link in Nova Scotia on the weekend is being described as another sign that engineers cannot rely on past weather patterns to design infrastructure able to withstand rising sea levels and destructive storms.

FREDERICTON - The torrential rain that washed out roads, bridges and a key rail link in Nova Scotia on the weekend is is being described as another sign that engineers cannot rely on past weather patterns to design infrastructure able to withstand rising sea levels and destructive storms.