-By Fraser King-
During Canada’s cold winters, snowpacks that aren’t consistently plowed or hovelled slowly grow in size and density. From a water-balance perspective, these snowpacks act as ephemeral...
-By Patrick McCarthy and Jay Anderson-
Abstract
Kendrew and Currie (1955) commented on prairie tornadoes in their 1955 publication The Climate of Central Canada: “…they probably occur in Alberta and...
-By Patrick McCarthy and Jay Anderson-
Abstract
Our project was to develop the most comprehensive and accurate database of Canadian prairie tornadoes. We have completed the period from 1826 to 1939....
-By Jeff Ollerhead, Robin Davidson-Arnott, and Bernard O. Bauer-
Figure 1: A) Foredune erosion at the Greenwich Dunes eastern beach access post-Fiona (photo taken west to east). The inset shows the...
-By Hind Al-Abadleh, Jean-Pierre Blanchet, Adam Bourassa, and Kaley Walker-
On October 18, 2022, The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Federal Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry announced...
-By Krysten Rutherford and Laura Bianucci-
The nearshore and coastal ocean is an important region, acting as a buffer between the land and the open ocean. As a result, it experiences climate change...
-By Sophia C. Johannessen and Jules M. Blais-
This retrospective was first published on FACETS on 22 September 2022.
Robie (Rob) Macdonald studied large-scale ocean systems, including the global carbon...
– By Jennifer Jackson, Jody Klymak, Keith Holmes, Wiley Evans, Alex Hare, Charles Hannah, Bill Floyd, Laura Bianucci, Di Wan–
Anthropogenic climate change has led to the warming (Johnson et Lumpkin,...
– By Andrea Bryndum-Buchholz –
Climate change is impacting all aspects of life across the globe. Oceans are becoming warmer and more acidic causing a cascade of consequences for marine life — heightened...