Trevor Howlett

Jun 3, 2024 | kamumedya.com | Trevor Howlett

EdmontonA possible tornado was spotted Monday afternoon southeast of Alberta's capital city. Environment and Climate Change Canada is investigating reports of a tornado in central AlbertaTrevor Howlett · CBC News · Posted: Jun 03, 2024 7:40 PM EDT | Last Updated: 19 minutes agoCheyenne McCrea captured video of a possible tornado near Edberg, Alta. Monday afternoon. (Submitted by Cheyenne McCrea)A possible tornado was spotted Monday afternoon southeast of Alberta's capital city.

Apr 22, 2024 | cbc.ca | Trevor Howlett

Flames and smoke engulfed Edmonton's World War II-era Hangar 11 as the notable structure north of downtown was destroyed Monday night. Flames and smoke engulfed Edmonton's Second World War-era Hangar 11 as the historic building north of downtown was destroyed by fire Monday night. Located at 109th Street and 117th Avenue, the building sits on the site of a former airport.

Nov 9, 2023 | agevolazioni.adessonews.eu | Trevor Howlett

Edmonton Analysis Electric vehicles make up a very small percentage of vehicles on the road in Alberta but that is going to change. The surge in popularity is coming, whether or not your town or city — or the provincial government — is fully prepared. Many major auto manufacturers have plans to shift significantly to electric, including General Motors, which says it will only be making electric vehicles by 2035.

Aug 29, 2023 | cbc.ca | Trevor Howlett

A team of experts is working to better understand the spread of blue-green algae in Alberta lakes by combining satellite technology with near-simultaneous water sampling. The project, funded through Alberta Innovates, is a collaboration between several groups, including Alberta Lake Management Society (ALMS), the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute (ABMI), and researcher Rolf Vinebrooke from the University of Alberta.

Jan 26, 2023 | cbc.ca | Trevor Howlett

Alberta bat researchers knew this day would come: a fungus responsible for the deaths of millions of bats in North America has arrived in the province. And nothing can be done to stop the spread, meaning it is likely to wipe out a large percentage of the bat population. Media reported earlier this month that pseudogymnoascus destructans — the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats — had been detected in guano in southern Alberta.