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Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com > news > multiple-unreported-tornadoes-touched-down-in-alberta-in-july

Multiple unreported tornadoes touched down in Alberta in July

9+ hour, 36+ min ago   (71+ words) The NTP’s satellite imagery shows that Alberta had two EF2 tornado touch-downs on July 28, in Seibert Lake and Spencer Lake. Both tornados had estimated maximum wind speeds of up to 190 km/h. - There was an error, please provide a valid email address....

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edmontonjournal.com > news > u-of-a-researcher-cancer-quantum

'Killer applications': Tech leader taps U of A researcher to take cancer research to the quantum realm

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (453+ words) "Imagine you had a digital twin of the universe, at the lowest and finest level of detail." Rafal Janik believes quantum computing will fundamentally transform society over the next few decades, similar to how digital computers changed life over the…...

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edmontonjournal.com > news > an-alberta-august-day-with-no-out-of-control-wildfires-a-rarity-not-seen-in-40-years

An Alberta August day with no wildfires, a rarity not seen in 40 years

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (644+ words) For one brief shining 24 hours, Alberta had not one single wildfire burning in the province. It was the first zero-fire day for the province in four decades, a perfect non-storm produced by a weather anomaly, one for the record books....

Edmonton Journal
edmontonjournal.com > news > edmonton-river-valley-erosion-summer-2026

'Really extreme situation': Edmonton's wettest summer on record raises questions around erosion

4+ week, 8+ hour ago   (748+ words) "Right now, the challenge for the city with the available resources is, what do I design for?" More than 26 years ago, the top of a riverbank in Riverbend came sliding down into the valley below, taking one home with it,…...

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edmontonjournal.com > opinion > gunter-danielle-smith-ai-data-centres-alberta-plan

Lorne Gunter: Danielle Smith's AI plans need more detail for Albertans

4+ week, 12+ hour ago   (644+ words) Tuesday Premier Smith called on Alberta to build “digital pipelines,” not just oil pipelines, and “digital refineries.” What did she mean? The premier wants this province to become a world leader in artificial intelligence data centres, such as the one…...

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edmontonjournal.com > news > local-news > envionment-canada-thunderstorm-tornado-warnings-alberta

'Actual storm threat': Thunderstorm and tornado warnings are getting a revamp

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (611+ words) "It will give a lot more precision because alert fatigue is a real problem with the public. We don't want people to see a tornado warning approaching and not take it seriously" Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has revamped…...

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edmontonjournal.com > entertainment > perseid-meter-shower-edmonton

Perseid meter shower at its peak: How to watch it

1+ mon, 3+ hour ago   (616+ words) It’s a light show that comes every year toward the end of summer, extending for weeks but hitting the maximum in the middle of the city’s festival season as arts patrons get outside and the weather starts to cool. The…...

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edmontonjournal.com > technology > science > snail-hibernation-organ-preservation-university-of-alberta

Snail hibernation could lead to saving human hearts: U of A researchers

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (357+ words) University of Alberta researchers have made a breakthrough in organ preservation by studying snail hibernation. While studying snails, researchers found a molecule during their hibernation that allows the snails to slow their heart and breathing rates without loss of oxygen....

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edmontonjournal.com > news > local-news > edmonton-monarch-butterfly-canadian-wildlife-federation

The butterfly effect: Edmontonians asked to join effort to track monarchs

1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (471+ words) 'The monarch is probably the most recognizable butterfly across North America, but most people don't recognize the threats they face from habitat loss' For a creature that weighs as much as a paper clip, one of the world’s tiniest and…...

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edmontonjournal.com > news > local-news > pop-up-lakes-dry-ponds-edmonton-flood-control-heavy-rains

Pop-up lakes: How Edmonton area dry ponds help flood control in heavy rains

1+ mon, 5+ day ago   (719+ words) Epcor's Bonneville advises residents who see water levels rising in a in a dry pond, to leave the area for their own safety When the Lauderdale neighbourhood’s Grand Trunk Off-Leash Dog Park is finished its dry pond overhaul, dogwalkers will…...