Connect with us

Métis Nation Saskatchewan Business Magazine | Sask Métis News | Métis Nation Entrepreneurs

Métis Nation Saskatchewan Business Magazine | Sask Métis News | Métis Nation Entrepreneurs

59 temperature records broken in a single day as B.C. swelters under ‘heat dome’


Entrepreneurs

59 temperature records broken in a single day as B.C. swelters under ‘heat dome’

Published on
Dozens of daily heat records fell over the weekend as British Columbians wilted under what has been called a ‘prolonged heat dome.’

Subscribe to the newsletter news

We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email address safe

Metis Studies

Entrepreneurs

These theft victims tracked down their stolen cars. But the police didn’t show up
By July 3, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Some emergency rooms across Canada shutting down amid staff shortages
By July 3, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Twin brothers identified as armed bank robbers killed by police in Saanich, B.C.
By July 3, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Families and protesters flock to Ottawa’s first in-person Canada Day celebrations since 2019
By July 2, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Celebrations, protests take place on Canada Day in Ottawa
By July 2, 2022

Entrepreneurs

1st in-person Canada Day since pandemic brings celebration, protests to Ottawa
By July 2, 2022

Entrepreneurs

‘When I see the Canada flag now, it hurts my heart.’ As Freedom Convoy returns, there’s a tug-of-war over the Maple Leaf
By July 1, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Four people arrested at National War Memorial in Ottawa as Canada Day celebrations begin
By July 1, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Anti-mandate groups return to Ottawa, but future of movement uncertain amid arrests and divisions
By July 1, 2022

Entrepreneurs

‘We feel violated and traumatized’: Parkdale tenants outraged after dozens served eviction notices over air conditioning
By June 30, 2022

Online Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs

These theft victims tracked down their stolen cars. But the police didn’t show up
By July 3, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Some emergency rooms across Canada shutting down amid staff shortages
By July 3, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Twin brothers identified as armed bank robbers killed by police in Saanich, B.C.
By July 3, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Families and protesters flock to Ottawa’s first in-person Canada Day celebrations since 2019
By July 2, 2022

Entrepreneurs

Celebrations, protests take place on Canada Day in Ottawa
By July 2, 2022

Top Stories

Entrepreneurs

‘That was pretty devastating’: Ontario Liberals wonder how to rebuild after another brutal election defeat

Entrepreneurs

Hedley’s Jacob Hoggard guilty of sexually assaulting young woman, not guilty on counts related to teen fan

Entrepreneurs

‘Having trouble making ends meet?’ Here’s why more Alberta doctors are asking

Entrepreneurs

Jacob Hoggard found guilty of sexually assaulting Ottawa woman, acquitted on 2 charges involving teen

Entrepreneurs

Vaccine mandates for domestic travel, outgoing international flights to be suspended Wednesday

Entrepreneurs

Driver accused of hitting 4 people at residential school memorial march in B.C. turns himself in: RCMP

Entrepreneurs

Ontario ends daily reporting of COVID-19 statistics

Entrepreneurs

18% of Ontario voters handed Doug Ford a majority government. Whether that’s a bad thing depends who you ask

Entrepreneurs

‘It’s amazing in a sad way’: Handgun sales are ‘insane’ after Ottawa unveiled plan to ban them, store owners say

Entrepreneurs

What’s in the bipartisan U.S. gun deal and what’s not

Entrepreneurs

‘This is going to be the hardest part’: On Monday, Toronto will hear from dozens of van attack victims, their families

Entrepreneurs

U.S. Capitol riot an ‘attempted coup,’ prime-time hearing told

Entrepreneurs

Federal government set to announce an end to vaccine mandates for domestic travel, outbound flights

Entrepreneurs

Toronto Dr. Paul Morgan opened his door to those in need, including his killer

Entrepreneurs

Federal government suspends random arrival testing at Canada’s airports
To Top