Three destroyed turbines cripple part of Yukon dam for winter
A malfunction at the Aishihik hydro dam destroyed three turbines. Paul Murchison with Yukon Energy says the company brought in a specialized team to repair the damage.
These parts of Canada could be in for a warmer winter. What about snow?
Temperatures in Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador and most of Nunavut are expected to remain at above-normal levels ...
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Yukon Canada Cup set to kick off Dec. 6 at Mount Sima
The Yukon Canada Cup, organized by Freestyle Yukon and Freestyle Canada, will feature freestyle skiers from across the ...
Canada sees records fall due to unusually mild autumn, with one outlier
While much of Canada experienced an abnormally warm fall this year, even setting records in many locales, there was an ...
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Environment Canada says most of Canada in for a warmer than normal winter
Environment Canada says most of the country will see normal or above-normal temperatures this winter, but the later part of ...
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Equipment failure puts one of Yukon Energy's hydro units offline for winter
Yukon Energy says one of the hydro units at its Aishihik generating station will be offline until spring because of an equipment failure — but the company says it will still be able to meet the ...
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Environment Canada says winter will be normal but still warmer than usual
The national capital was blanketed under the first snowfall of the season on Wednesday, giving a snow globe effect to ...