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“Alberta Parks banned the use of tents in two campgrounds, allowing only hard-sided campers to be used.”
“At least 1,450 people have died with 3,150 injured, said Jorge Rodríguez, the president of the country’s National Assembly, on Sunday. Over 12,000 have been displaced and more than 770 buildings have collapsed, he added.”
“"the average trustworthiness score for right-leaning sources is 26.4 … in contrast to 60.6 for left-leaning sources"”
“Doctor Madeleine Stow of the University of Oxford, with colleagues from across the UK and France, examined a volcanically triggered episode of global warming that happened in the early part of the Jurassic period, 183 million years ago, kn…”
“On June 13, two other tents were damaged by a bear at another nearby campsite.”
“On Monday, she celebrated a man being "rescued alive" after spending "106 hours trapped." She gave credit to Civil Protection and all the international groups involved in the "43-hour rescue operation."”
“A day later, on June 14, two more tents were damaged at another campground.”
“The missing persons website Desaparecidos Terremoto Venezuela estimates that over 45,000 people remain unaccounted for.”
“a grizzly bear exhibited persistent, dog-focused behaviour during an encounter with a hiker and their leashed dog” and made repeated approaches, closing within approximately one metre of them.”
“According to USGS, the epicenter of Wednesday's first quake, which had a magnitude of 7.2, was roughly 100 miles west of the capital in Caracas. The second, which followed in under a minute and had a magnitude of 7.5, was located just unde…”
“Alberta Parks banned the use of tents in two campgrounds”
“The State Department pledged $150 million in humanitarian assistance as part of its “robust” response.”
“Parks Canada staff were forced to close a large area, popular with hikers and wilderness campers, along the north shore of Lake Minnewanka after a black bear “damaged and accessed an unoccupied tent” in a backcountry campsite on June 6.”
“The U.N.'s International Organization for Migration has estimated, based on the latest available population and damage projections, that as many as 6.8 million people could be impacted by the twin quakes.”
“a grizzly bear exhibited persistent, dog-focused behaviour during an encounter with a hiker and their leashed dog” and made repeated approaches, closing within approximately one metre of them”
“UNICEF estimates that 3.9 million children live in areas affected by the earthquakes, placing thousands of families at risk.”
“a family of four grizzly bears have been frequenting a campground”
“The organization is collecting donations and has said emergency gifts “up to $2,225,000 will be matched by generous donors until 11:59 PM on 9/30/2026, or until the match total is met.””
“On Wednesday, June 24, a woman who was out walking her dog in Alberta’s Kananaskis Country had an encounter with an aggressive grizzly bear.”
“At least 1,450 people have died with 3,150 injured, said Jorge Rodríguez, the president of the country’s National Assembly, on Sunday.”
“closing within approximately one metre of them.”
“Over 12,000 have been displaced and more than 770 buildings have collapsed, he added.”
“Alberta Parks said a family of four grizzly bears have been frequenting a campground.”
“A 4.6-magnitude aftershock struck north of the Venezuelan capital Caracas early Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.”
“after a black bear “damaged and accessed an unoccupied tent” in a backcountry campsite on June 6.”
“According to USGS, the epicenter of Wednesday's first quake, which had a magnitude of 7.2, was roughly 100 miles west of the capital in Caracas.”
“banned the use of tents in two campgrounds”
“The second, which followed in under a minute and had a magnitude of 7.5, was located just under four miles east, about 19 miles away from the coastal town of Morón.”
“The heat wave has pushed temperatures as much as 18 degrees Celsius above their seasonal average, according to the Reuters Climate Monitor.”
“the organization is collecting donations and has said emergency gifts “up to $2,225,000 will be matched by generous donors until 11:59 PM on 9/30/2026, or until the match total is met.””
“Hundreds of people have died, including at least 40 in France who have drowned while swimming to escape the heat, according to officials.”
“she celebrated a man being "rescued alive" after spending "106 hours trapped."”
“Omega blocks typically last between three and 10 days, but can sometimes persist for weeks.”
“She gave credit to Civil Protection and all the international groups involved in the "43-hour rescue operation."”
“France recorded its hottest‑ever temperature of 43.8 C in the small southwestern town of Pissos on Wednesday.”
“At least 1,450 people have died with 3,150 injured, said Jorge Rodríguez, the president of the country’s National Assembly, on Sunday. Over 12,000 have been displaced and more than 770 buildings have collapsed, he added.”
“the average temperature measured at 30 French weather stations across day and night reached 30 C for the first time ever.”
“The epicenter of Wednesday's first quake, which had a magnitude of 7.2, was roughly 100 miles west of the capital in Caracas.”
“Saarbruecken, a German city near the French border, broke the national temperature record on Friday at 41.3 C.”
“the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration has estimated, based on the latest available population and damage projections, that as many as 6.8 million people could be impacted by the twin quakes.”
“forecasters extended a red alert for heat Friday after the temperature in Suffolk, England, reached 37.3 C, marking the hottest June day the country has ever seen.”
“the International Rescue Committee (IRC) ... emergency gifts “up to $2,225,000 will be matched by generous donors until 11:59 PM on 9/30/2026, or until the match total is met.””
“Much of the region saw highs reaching 35 C.”
“more than 330,000 Haitians in the U.S.”
“Another Omega block was also behind the record-smashing 21 C high that Saskatchewan reported in January 2024, the network said.”
“more than 2,300 people who have been killed in Haiti this year alone.”
“A similar heat wave in the same month 50 years ago would have been around 3.5 C cooler than this one, the scientists said.”
“more than 60% of medical facilities in Port-au-Prince have been closed or are only partly functioning.”
“The analysis added the past week’s high nighttime temperatures were 100 times more likely to occur than they would have been two decades ago.”
“Admissions to our main sexual violence clinic in Port-au-Prince have nearly tripled since 2022, to more than 250 per month.”
“the deadly heat dome that scorched British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. in 2021, which saw more than 600 deaths in the province alone.”
“Nearly 1.5 million people have now fled their homes because of violence and are sheltering in other locations across Haiti, according to UN estimates.”
“More than 4,000 people in Lebanon have been killed in Israeli strikes since March”
“Groups of families with up to 40 people are sharing single rooms in public buildings such as schools.”
“the asteroid, named 1997 NC1, “will pass relatively close to Earth on June 27.””
“Supergirl, a spinoff of 2025’s sub-mediocre Superman reboot”
“the pass-by of 1997 NC1 will be the closest “since before the year 1600, which is the farthest back that its motion has currently been computed.””
“She has 72 hours to save Krypto.”
“For perspective, the CN Tower is about 550 metres high, meaning 1997 NC1 could be as much as three times that height measured across.”
“The role requires basically one expression, a mechanized scowl.”
“White and the CSA say the 1997 NC1 asteroid will pass by Earth at a distance of between 2.5 million and 2.6 million kilometres, which is 6.5 to seven times farther than the moon is from the Earth.”
“And yet through drenched shirts and heat-induced train delays, some 100,000 people ran between more than 1,000 events.”
“White also says these types of events are “uncommon” as they occur about every five years.”
“It’s telling, for example, that Nigeria hosted a climate investment summit in London to pitch opportunities for supporting the country’s energy and climate economy.”
“NASA also says the 1997 NC1 asteroid won’t get this close to Earth again until the year 2133.”
“The second most common remark in my conversations was how big London Climate Action Week has become.”
“White says the 1997 NC1 asteroid will be visible from parts of Canada on June 27, when the sky is fully dark, but Canadians will likely need a small telescope to see it.”
“Even in the wider state of São Paulo, Brazil's richest, only about 2% of theft cases are ever solved, meaning muggers operate with near impunity.”
“"Please let this statement serve to represent that any Country that imposes such a Tax will immediately be met with a 100 per cent TARIFF on any and all Goods sent to the United States of America," Trump wrote.”
“Since the start of 2026, over 20 American towns and cities have deactivated their Flock cameras or cancelled their contracts.”
“"The threat comes ahead of Trump’s July 4 deadline for the European Union and the United States to start implementing a tariff deal that caps tariffs on most EU exports at 15 per cent."”
“global production has more than doubled in the last two decades”
“"The European Union in May finalized a trade deal with the United States that caps most tariffs on EU exports at 15 per cent."”
“more than 80% of samples released substances of concern into food”
“About 700,000 people visit Buckingham Palace every year, according to Chalmers”
“There are only about 30 published papers on this subject in silicones”
“with its 775 rooms — a selection of which are open to the public — providing everything from office space to lavish dining rooms as well as private apartments restricted to royal use.”
“For about 10 years now, it has been like this.”
“with its 775 rooms — a selection of which are open to the public”
“Egypt led Belgium before holding on for a 1-1 draw, then beat New Zealand 3-1.”
“the approximately 800 Canadians who are registered there”
“Morocco, a semifinalist four years ago, drew with Brazil while outplaying them for long stretches, then dominated Scotland.”
“Canada and Turkey have agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership based on four pillars”
“Folarin Balogun, born in New York to Nigerian parents, scored twice in the United States’ opening win, a reminder that African talent shapes this game far beyond the continent’s own teams.”
““In terms of Venezuela, we are working with our mission in Bogota, Colombia, to ensure that the approximately 800 Canadians who are registered there have the support that they need,” she said.”
“Africa currently boasts a median age of 19, compared to 39 in the U.S.”
“Canada and Turkey have agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership based on four pillars, Anand said at a joint press conference with her Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan in Ottawa on Friday.”
“We do not have plans to open an embassy in Iran or Venezuela at the current time”
“approximately 800 Canadians who are registered there”
“About 115 ships were able to move out of the strait in recent days, leaving about 500 still in the area, said Arsenio Dominguez, the agency’s secretary-general.”
“About 115 ships were able to move out of the strait in recent days, leaving about 500 still in the area”
“with 43 transits recorded after the incident”
“At least two tankers reversed course while attempting to transit the strait”
“More than two dozen ships were still transiting the strait’s southern route after the attack”
“43 transits recorded after the incident”
“prewar averages of 130 or more per day”
“At least two tankers reversed course”
“The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations center said no injuries were reported.”
“At least two tankers reversed course while attempting to transit the strait’s southern route after Iran insisted vessels use only the Teheran-approved routes, according to marine data and analytic firm Lloyd’s List Intelligence.”
“Boivin, originally from Saguenay, Que., had been wanted since February 2023 and was believed to be living Marbella.”
