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Scientists studying suspected Lake Superior meteotsunami that left residents ‘in awe’

[published_date] Alan Auld of Shuniah, Ont., said he stepped out to look at Lake Superior on Saturday and was among people who saw the waters receding — something he compared to the draining of a bathtub.  "At first we joked to everyone saying, 'Who pulled the plug?'" said Auld.  "To see Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world,…

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Her husband died after a lung transplant. Now she has to sell her home to pay the bills

[published_date] The wife of a lung transplant recipient who died in May says her family's attempt to save her husband's life has cost her their family home in Springhill, N.S. Donald Goguen, a Canadian navy veteran, died in May of complications from two lung transplants last year. Not only is Verbena Brenton-Goguen grieving her husband, but she's grappling…

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Toronto charity no longer resettling 2SLGBTQ+ refugees in U.S. since Trump took office

[published_date] Sitting in their Toronto apartment with their new partner, Rahma Esslouani says this past year has been the first time they've truly felt free. Esslouani, a 32-year-old nonbinary lesbian, grew up in Morocco, where homosexuality is a crime.  In addition to fears of harassment and persecution, they say they faced overwhelming pressure at home…

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Western Canadian glaciers melting twice as fast as they did a decade ago, research shows

[published_date] Researchers say some glaciers in Western Canada and the United States lost 12 per cent of their mass from 2021 to 2024, doubling melt rates compared to the previous decade. The research led by University of Northern British Columbia professor Brian Menounos says low snow accumulation over winter, early-season heat waves, and prolonged warm and dry…

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