The recent wildfires in Alberta have included some pyrocumulus clouds. These clouds create their own local weather and even lightning that can ignite more fires. We look at how they form, and what we expect with lightning and climate change.

There has been a buzz around nuclear power in an effort to decarbonize our energy sector. Canada has a long history in nuclear energy, but what could its future on the Prairies look like? What are the risks? Could it be a viable solution for increased energy needs with climate change?

Record heat has moved in Alberta for the first week of May, driving extreme wildfire conditions before the summer green-up.

Peatlands are often thought of as useless swamps but are critical carbon stores. We explore what is happening on Canadas peatlands and what can be done.

Climate change is affecting all aspects of our land, and also what flies in our sky. Bird migration is changing as average temperatures rise. So what does that mean for our bird species?

Snow covered mountains are the quintessential picture postcard of the Canadian Rockies but our mountains are seeing shorter snow seasons as our climate changes. So what will our mountain snow look like in the future and what will that mean for those relying on that water?

This month has been a good one for aurora photographers, and Thursday night featured auroras as far south as New Mexico. So whats behind the latest light shows, and can we expect more?