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Alberta in for worse droughts, and El Nino isn t to blame

The parched fields and drained reservoirs characteristic of recent, abnormally warm seasons in southern Alberta may also be a glimpse into the region's climate future, researchers say.

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Child poverty rate in Nova Scotia sees biggest spike in 30 years

The child poverty rate in Nova Scotia has seen the biggest increase in one year, since 1989, according to the .

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Alberta energy companies may see water use restricted due to drought

Producers that use groundwater closer to southern Alberta may have to stop producing altogether, a University of Calgary professor said.

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Panel of Nova Scotians Provides 25 Recommendations to Improve Health Care in the Province

Panel of Nova Scotians Provides 25 Recommendations to Improve Health Care in the Province
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Calgary water restrictions could become norm amid a warming future, scientists say

Environmental scientists say climate change means Calgary s water-use restrictions could become common practice here.

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