What can Canada expect this summer? 'Bet' on the heat, forecasts say - National
Whether you're in B.C., Atlantic Canada, Ontario or the Northwest Territories, forecasters say you're likely to see a warm summer, but that could come with some risks.
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Whether you're in B.C., Atlantic Canada, Ontario or the Northwest Territories, forecasters say you're likely to see a warm summer, but that could come with some risks.
Desperate searches are underway for survivors following the strongest earthquake to hit Taiwan in a quarter of a century.
In last week’s column I started the story of a Douglas maritime emergency and the brave lifeboat crew from 1970 that had featured in the ‘Sunday Express of February 28, 1978. Here’s the second part of what happened next... Coxswain, 63 year old Bobby Lee and crew, had set off from Douglas Harbour with Douglas boatman John Clague in real difficulties after an engine failure off Little Ness with a full boat load of holidaymakers on board.
A warming climate could cause some parts of Canada to see colder conditions, including heavy snowfalls like a recent one in the Maritimes.
If the weather doesn’t change, it could be the end of the 2023-24 ski season at some resorts – a grim but very real prospect