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Jul 5, 2026
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Historical records reveal how Canada’s weather has changed over the centuries
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People stand near floodwaters along St. James Street in Montréal in April 1886. Flooding inundated large parts of the city’s West Island and affected some 20,000 families. (CP PHOTO/National Archives of Canada)
Historical records reveal how Canada’s weather has changed over the centuries
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