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At least two tornadoes have been reported in Saskatchewan after a “broad area” of thunderstorms moved through the part of the province. Environment Canada confirmed to Global News on Friday that the first was reported just north of Kindersley, Sask., near the community of Coleville and the second near Denzil.

Many Canadians are in for a sweltering day on Tuesday, with Environment Canada issuing extreme heat warnings for multiple provinces. Heat warnings now cover most of Ontario along with parts of Quebec, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, meaning millions of Canadians are going to be impacted as the temperatures soar. Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony...

Atlantic Canada is in for a hot summer this year, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada, and with that hot weather comes a higher risk of wildfires. As Suzanne Lapointe reports, a rural fire chief says they’re hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst.

In the calm after severe storms across Manitoba Tuesday, Environment Canada’s weather radar and notification systems are under scrutiny. A group of the country’s top weather experts say the dismantling of a severe weather research group, just before storm season began, has compromised the effectiveness of weather detection equipment and even puts lives at risk....

WATCH: Ukrainian Museum of Canada CEO Jen Budney shares their latest exhibitions heading into the summer including Erin Suliak: “Vinok – Gathered in the North” and William Kurelek: “Ukrainian Pioneer Women”. Budney also highlights hands-on learning opportunities which have been expanded through the Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan) grant.

That smoky smell wafted back into Winnipeg this week due to wildfires in northern Ontario. Environment Canada advising residents to stay indoors and keep windows shut because as Toni De Guzman reports. there can be significant health risks when breathing it in.

Smoke from wildfires burning in northwestern Ontario blanketed Toronto and other parts of southern Ontario, reducing visibility and prompting air quality warnings this week.  Environment Canada warned that heavy smoke poses health risks to everyone and urged people to limit time outdoors and cancel strenuous activities. 

A prolonged heat wave is expected to sweep across much of Saskatchewan and Manitoba on Friday. Temperatures are expected to approach 30 C before climbing into the mid-30s by the end of the weekend, while humidex values could reach 45 on Sunday, according to Environment Canada.

Residents in Ontario should prepare for another heat wave, as Environment Canada has issued new warnings which could last until Thursday. Some regions will experience “feels-like” temperatures as high as 45 degrees. Health reporter Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for July 13, 2026.

A heat warning has been issued by Environment Canada for B.C.’s southern interior. Daytime temperatures expected to be in the mid- 30’s for parts of the Okanagan, Shuswap, South Thompson and Fraser Canyon. An air quality warning is also in effect as the region continue to deal with wildfire smoke. Dr. Michael Brauer, UBC professor...

Environment Canada has confirmed that a tornado touched down in western Manitoba on Sunday night.

The heat wave hitting most of Ontario and Quebec is now stretching east, as daytime temperatures are on the rise in the Maritimes. Environment Canada has issued heat warnings in various regions from Windsor to Halifax. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for July 2, 2026.

A dangerous heat wave is expected to grip Southern Ontario this week as parts of Europe continue to ensure scorching temperatures. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by David Philips, a Climatologist with Environment Canada to discuss what’s driving this intense heat, and how people can stay safe in the days ahead. 

Environment Canada and the Northern Tornadoes Project say photos and videos of Monday night’s supercell storm led them to conclude a tornado touched down in the village of Tornado, home to about 300 people. Sarah Ryan reports.

Residents in Oxbow spotted a tornado building following severe storms Tuesday evening, after Environment Canada issued red level alerts

Yellow-level heat warnings have been issued for Winnipeg, Regina and Saskatoon by Environment Canada, prompting a reminder to stay cool and beat the heat. Global News meteorologist Peter Quinlan has more on how long the heat will last.

WATCH: Saskatchewan waking up to a variety of weather alerts Thursday morning from Environment Canada with a wind warning for the south and rain for northern regions that could turn to snow.

WATCH: Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for much of central and southern Saskatchewan where wind gusts are set to exceed over 100 km/h. Some regions are also expecting 20 to 40 mm of precipitation by Friday night.

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is in Peterborough this week, collecting environmental samples near the BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada facility on Monaghan Road. Madeleine McColl has more on the sampling process, and how it aims to keep the community and environment safe.

Canada’s federal government announced Wednesday it is launching the process to designate its first three national interest projects: two transportation infrastructure projects and a nuclear waste facility up north. If designation is confirmed, these Arctic initiatives – constructed under the Building Canada Act – will be eligible for fast-tracked approvals and sidestepping some environmental laws.