The west coast of Canada (and I assume Alaska) also relies on NOAA for tsunami warnings and advisories.

I started one on February 1 to document the rise of fascism in the United States and to record how those changes are impacting and changing Canada.

Thank you for sharing. I work in emergency management in Canada. I think your article will resonate with many of my colleagues.

I am really looking forward to this presentation.

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So is it worth seeing?

You spoke too soon. The Eagle Bluffs fire has crossed the border and is very close to a town of 5,000. Let's hope the weather gods smile on us.

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Thank you. We really appreciate it.

I work in emergency management, and Twitter is an incredibly valuable tool to notify the public of evacuation orders and alerts as most people don't listen to the radio anymore or watch TV. I don't know what's going to happen if Twitter goes under.

Looking the same for BC. High drought codes and no rain predicted for July and August. Fire danger rating is high to extreme across the province right now.

That's really sad. I read the Wiki about the memorial trail and what gave me chills was the fact that they marked the spot where each firefighter fell with a cross.