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Yep, long gone are the days when people used to just deal with things without whining to the whole wide world.

Looks like your weather is similar to ours. Just in the past two or three days we've started breaking the thawing mark.

She just stated on C.B.C. radio that the use of fossil fuels will be winding down after another decade! Will those Volvo and Euclid ore trucks run on a battery? (Ooops I forgot …………...we won't be extracting any more ore!)

A B.C. woman, a teacher at a (not so) Christian School just got canned for living with her boy friend without sanction from clergy. She'd been teaching there for 14 years already.

Posts like this are ridiculous, they impart absolutely no useful knowledge except some knowledge about the vacuum head of the author.

I'm hoping in central British Columbia where the Mountain Pine Beetle has run rampant for years and where temperatures as low as minus 40C have prevailed for 4 weeks already, that it will be enough to finish them off.

I'm not really up on legal jargon but it sounds to me from deciphering Wilson - Raybould's statement that Trudeau is a crook?

It's COOL alright, Pete, but I thought "COLD" starts at 40 Below C/F. :) :)

Just think of the fun you are missing out on...……………..thinning, watering, pulling weeds! :) :)

Why is there more sunlight hours per day in Calgary than Toronto in July? This is like shooting fish in a barrel- BECAUSE Calgary is over 500 miles north of Toronto!

Green tomatoes, maybe - if you're lucky. :) Maybe I have to concede, looks like you googled the same thing I did.

How many clear frost free days can Calgary depend on? 80? 90?

Has anyone even considered it may just be Mother Nature's way of doing some badly needed evening up?

Let's start an 'avalanche' of panic and mayhem, shall we?

The highest temperature ever recorded in Saskatoon was 41.5 °C (107 °F) on 6 June 1988. The lowest temperature ever recorded was −50.0 °C (−58 °F) on 1 February 1893.

Those records that make dramatic headline are very often not as dramatic as they seem. I think if you were to check closely that 112 record pertains only to the date of Feb 8. ……………………" However, the coldest temperature ever recorded in ... Wednesday, February 1, 1893, Prince Albert...

A similar situation in the Okanagan, probably not the COLDEST but probably in the coldest 10%. :)

Don't think so, the temp. of water at the bottom of body of water is 4C. Not sure if there are exceptions to this scientific rule!

I haven't been down that way, but I can practically guarantee you not even close. I'd be surprised if Kalamalka has ever been frozen over. It's a deep sucker! We've only had 5 cold days here all winter.

Common sense tells me if additional heats adds points in one direction, additional cold adds points in the opposite direction Or do you just want to have it the one way?