Canada’s upcoming winter is predicted to be colder and more impactful than last year’s record warm season, with Western Canada expected to experience below-normal temperatures and increased snowfall. Ontario and Quebec will also see a shift towards colder weather, particularly in December. However, the forecast suggests a milder winter in Quebec and Ontario in January and February, with above-average precipitation. The overall trend is influenced by climate change, with temperatures in Canada warming at twice the global rate since 1948.
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Majority of Quebec youth now support independence, poll finds
A recent CROP poll indicates that support for Quebec independence has surged 20 percentage points among youth aged 18-34, now at 56%. This shift is attributed to a decline in attachment to Canadian identity and growing discontent with federal support, with the pro-independence group Oui Québec playing a significant role in mobilizing youth interest. Want More Context? 🔎
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