Last Updated: July 27, 2021 @ 1:42pm
2021
- Insurance Business Canada, July 2021: Lytton mayor concerned wildfire incident will lead to higher home insurance rates
- The Globe and Mail, July 2021: In light of this summer’s tragedies, Ottawa must show more urgency in adapting to climate change
- Global News, July 2021: ‘I am concerned.’ B.C. wildfires could lead to higher home insurance rates
2020
- REMI Network, September 2020: FireSmart measures begin with maintenance
- CTV News, January 2020: Heavy rain hit parts of Australia East coast
- CTV News, January 2020: Dr. Feltmate discusses the Canadian efforts in Australia wildfires
- CTV News, January 2020: Dr Feltmate analyzes the bush fires in Australia
2019
- Cryto Dictation, December 2019: In our backyard: What climate change in Canada looks like
- CTV News, December 2019: Heat fuels Australia wildfires (Video)
- CTV News, December 2019: Mallacoota survivors assess the damage (Video)
- CTV, December 2019: Australia wildfires – extreme heatwave forecast (Video)
- CBC, May 2019: Wildfire smoke blankets southern Alberta, very high‐risk air quality
2018
- CBC, November 2018: Climate change and cities: What are the major risks?
- 1310 News, August 2018: Ottawa today with Mark Sutcliffe – Long-term environmental impact of forest fires
- The Siver Times, August 2018: Large forest fires have a lasting impact on the environment
- North Bay Nugget, August 2018: Bad forest fires ‘only going to get worse
- CTV News, August 2018: More flooding, mudslides expected as wildfires run rampant: expert
- Global News, August 2018: Forest fires like ones in Ontario can take long-term environmental toll, experts say
- The National Post, August 2018: Forest fires like Ontario’s Parry Sound 33 can take a long-term toll on the environment, experts say
- Toronto Star, August 2018: As forest fires burn in Ontario, experts warn of the long-term environmental impact
- iPolitics, August 2018: The Drill down: Severe Ontario forest fires causing long-term damage
- Canadian Underwriter, April 2018: Industry understanding of wildfire risk needs improvement