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Last update: 12 hours agoHeat Warnings Hit Ontario: Environment Canada has issued a yellow heat warning for Windsor-Essex and much of southwestern Ontario, with the first hot spell of the season pushing daytime highs near 30–32°C (humidex up to the mid/high 30s) into Tuesday night; Toronto is extending civic centre hours and adding cooling space as officials urge people to check on at-risk neighbours. Storm Watch—Hail Risk: A severe thunderstorm warning is active for the Chapleau–Missinaibi Lake area, with Environment Canada tracking hail up to quarter-size as storms move east around 50 km/h. Indigenous Land & Fire Stewardship: UCLA’s Fowler Museum exhibition “Fire Kinship” is being highlighted for its message that Indigenous communities’ long-standing land relationships include fire management—framed as respect, not spectacle. Tech Policy Pressure: A Canadian tech investor warns Bill C-22 could damage Canada’s reputation for encryption and “digital sovereignty,” raising fears of investment pullback. Pollen Spike: Researchers say powdery pollen levels have doubled in recent years, with overlapping spring seasons making allergies worse across Canada.
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