flooding

For 25 years, a succession of owners have propped up the 399-passenger sternwheeler that plies the North Saskatchewan River. It may never be a moneymaker, but for the current owner, keeping it afloat is victory enough

As climate change makes weather more extreme, climatologist David Phillips urges cities to invest in stronger infrastructure to handle ’the storms of the future, not the storms of the past.’

Floodplain maps are out of date, insurance is inadequate and few of Canada’s cities are prepared to deal with the looming crisis

Some cities are imposing fees that force all property owners to help pay for, and even prevent, stormwater runoff from their land

An Albertan who worked on flood recovery efforts in 2013 explains the problem with criticizing home owners for their ’river views’

Flooding is predictable and increasingly common, and the government needs to halt its huge bailouts of oblivious homeowners

Water levels are expected to recede by Wednesday, but severe damage has already been done.

Our go-to solution to flooding hasn’t changed for centuries. There must be a better way.

With officials warning of flooding, here’s at look at the rising water level in Lake Ontario that’s causing concern

Flood for thought: The world’s poorest countries are suffering the outsize impact of climate change. Gideon Mendel provides a sea-level view