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June 29, 2026Sign up
 
The Globe and Mail
 
Climate
 
 
 
 Sebastian LeckSebastian Leck 
 
Good afternoon, and welcome to Globe Climate, a newsletter about climate change, environment and resources in Canada.

In the spotlight today is how members of the Cowichan Tribes are reviving the centuries-old practice of shellfish harvesting. More on that below.  

But first, the most recent news. Let’s dive in.
 

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A strong El Niño is expected to bring hotter, drier conditions to the West, increasing wildfire risk
 
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Jeremias Gonzalez/The Associated Press
 
 
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London
 
The extreme temperatures are the result of an omega block, a weather pattern drawing hot air north from Africa
 
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Candace Elliott/Reuters
 
 
Calgary, Ottawa
 
Alberta must secure Pathways carbon capture deal at the same time as it submits its pitch, two government officials told The Globe
 
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Yuki Hayashi
 
Gen Z and young millennials bring intersectional politics – and a sense of wonder – to one of Canada’s fastest growing hobbies
 
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