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Canada’s capital’s sweltering heat wave shows no signs of breaking, with scorching highs of 35°C and oppressive humidity pushing the humidex to 30—making it feel like a sauna even at night. With UV levels at a dangerous 9, Environment Canada has issued an orange alert, warning of serious health risks and widespread disruptions. After torrential rain and flooding derailed Canada Day, Mother Nature’s back with a punishing two-punch: relentless heat and lingering storms. Stay indoors, stay hydrated, and seek refuge in air-conditioned public spaces like pools or libraries—this isn’t a temporary inconvenience, it’s a heatwave that’s here to stay.

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