Western Canada’s heat dome may be Ontario bound. A climate expert explains what’s next
2021-06-29 18:20
Western Canada’s record-breaking heatwave is expected to linger for a few more days before migrating east. Lytton, B.C.’s temperature hit 47.9 C on Monday, smashing the national record two days in a row.
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