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Relief from sweltering conditions expected in parts of Canada after days of heat

Drought and wildfire warnings remain as rainfall drops to 60% of normal in some areas, with record-breaking August temperatures recorded in Atlantic Canada, Environment Canada said.

  • On Aug. 12, 2025, Environment Canada reported a multi-day heat wave should end Tuesday in southern British Columbia, covering Vancouver Island, North Thompson, and South Okanagan.
  • Amid nationwide warnings, hot conditions will persist in southern Ontario and southern Quebec, with similar temperatures remaining through to Wednesday in the Maritimes.
  • Agriculture Canada reports moderate and severe drought across Nova Scotia, eastern Newfoundland, southeastern New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island over the past month, with wildfire warnings in Nova Scotia.
  • Environment Canada advises limiting outdoor time as cooler air this evening will relieve temperatures in the low 30s and humidex near 40, reducing heat warnings.
  • Parts of Newfoundland will see relief on Thursday or Friday, but hot conditions persist in southern Ontario and Quebec this evening.
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Relief from sweltering conditions expected in parts of Canada after record-breaking heat

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, August 12, 2025.
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