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Canada plans improved dangerous-weather warnings after storm alert problems

Environment Canada is expected to upgrade its warning capabilities following a barrage of storm alerts in June. The changes are intended to improve alerts for dangerous weather.

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More reliable warnings could reduce casualties and disruption during future severe storms.

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  1. Environment Canada upgrade expected to improve dangerous weather warnings after June storm alert barrage – Winnipeg Free Press ↗winnipegfreepress.com · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 8:02 PM UTC

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