Canada just broke its all-time temperature record, reaching a scorching 48°C (118°F). What started as a fun trip to document the heat wave in British Columbia quickly turned into a sobering experience ...

Tucked into the Acadian coast of southeastern New Brunswick, Parlee Beach Provincial Park offers something rare in Canada: warm ocean water you can actually swim in without shivering. This sandy ...

Airdrie reached a sunny 27 C on Canada Day, but the hottest place in Alberta — and across Canada — was much farther afield. Related Stories: Party like it’s July 1st: Airdrie celebrates Canada Day ...

During the planet’s hottest year, many U.S. cities also experienced their warmest weather on record in 2023. They spanned from Texas to the Northeast and included Austin, Baltimore, Houston ...

Ottawa is in the grips of its third-warmest winter ever recorded, according to Environment Canada, with temperatures hovering just below freezing through most of December and January. | World News ...

Cities that could see record-warm overnight lows for September. Montreal, Que.: Current: 15.63°C. To beat: 13.45°C (2015). Gaspé, Que.: Current: 11.58°C. ... As well, a change in wind direction will ...

Winnipeg was the hottest place in Canada Tuesday afternoon, joining more than a dozen Manitoba communities that shattered local records amid an ongoing heat wave expected to break later this week.

The warmest winter on record could have far-reaching effects on everything from wildfire season to erosion, climatologists say, while offering a preview of what the season could resemble in the ...

In 2021, Canada experienced its hottest day ever when Lytton, British Columbia hit 49.6 degrees Celsius, 121 degrees Fahrenheit, smashing the previous record of 113 degrees.