Extreme heat affects both Toronto and Quebec.
Steady: 0 in the last 7 days
Updated oct 8
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Extreme heat affects both Toronto and Quebec.
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Related events
- Extreme weather and air quality warnings are currently impacting urban infrastructure and public health in the Greater Toronto Area.
- Weather systems are impacting various regions of Canada, including the Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, and Yukon.
- Extreme heat response planning is underway, involving benchmarking existing cooling requirements for tenants in Toronto, Mississauga, and Vancouver.
- El Niño is causing record and above-seasonal temperatures in Ontario, Eastern Canada, and Quebec.