The Evan Bray Show - Ryan Ness - June 18th, 2025

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As the wildfires continue to rage in Saskatchewan and throughout Canada, though thankfully less urgently than before, it leaves the question of what sort of impact climate has had on the extremity of this season. Joining Evan to explore how climate is driving heatwaves and its implications for health, infrastructure and the provincial economy is Ryan Ness, research director for adaptation for the Canadian Climate Institute.
18 Jun 2025 11AM English Canada News Commentary

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