The activity led the Mexican government to raise the warning level and to close schools in dozens of municipalities across three states. Still, the real warning residents listen for — as it has been her whole life — will be the urgent tolling of the town’s church bells. The volcano’s activity temporary halted flights at the capital’s two airports over the weekend. Velázquez said only three of the volcano’s 565 explosions since September had been big, and the current activity was not the greatest of this century. Popocatepetl came to life in 1994 after a decades-long dormancy and experienced periods of greater activity from 2000 to 2003 and 2012 to 2016.

Notorious creeping bellflower is beautiful and difficult to get rid of in Sask. Creeping bellflower is not a native plant to Saskatchewan and is very difficult to get rid of once in the garden. (Émile Lapointe/Radio-Canada - image credit)The creeping bellflower is a somewhat notorious and unwanted garden-guest, well-known for being incredibly difficult to remove permanently, but one gardener says it can be managed. Creeping bellflower is so difficult to weed properly because of its intricate and "ingenious" root system. "The the issue with that, is that the reason that it's invasive is because it chokes out all of the native plants," said Hofmeister.

Russia claims victory in BakhmutDuration: 01:52Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy denies the besieged city of Bakhmut has fallen to Russia after months of bitter fighting. Russian forces claimed victory this weekend, but Ukrainian forces say they’re still active in the city and even gaining ground.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Meta given record fine by EU regulator over U.S. data transfers” – below is their description. Facebook parent company Meta was hit with a record 1.2-billion euro ($1.75-billion Cdn) fine by its lead European Union privacy regulator over its handling of user information, and given five months to stop transferring users’ data to the U.S. Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Big parts of Alberta, including Edmonton, still under high-risk air quality advisories” – below is their description. Smoke from Alberta wildfires has triggered a special air quality statement for many areas, but the smoke’s cooling effect is also helping firefighters control the fires. Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

To demonstrate this, we present examples of two Ontario couples’ retirement spending budgets provided by Janet Gray, a certified financial planner with Money Coaches Canada, based on her work with clients. A couple we’ll call Sheila and Tom live in a small Ontario town and are planning a modest annual retirement spending budget of $58,000. I plan to provide retirement spending examples for singles in a future column. They have gotten used to a frugal lifestyle while working and are very comfortable planning an annual retirement budget of $58,000 for the initial phase of retirement. In the case of Louisa and Allen’s spending budget, a figure of $20,000 for renting comes close to their existing homeowner shelter budget.

False wildfire and election information is thriving online. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press - image credit)With unprecedented wildfires and a provincial election happening at the same time, Alberta is ripe for the spreading of false information online. Scroll to continue with content Ad ADVERTISEMENTWildfire evacuees have said in interviews that false information has filled gaps where updates from officials have fallen short. Disinformation involves the spreading of false information with the intent to mislead. Terry Reith/CBCAlthough there are many other available digital tools used to debunk false information, Silverman said whether or not people fall for false facts depends mostly on their state of mind.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A security guard was one of the three people killed in a shooting at a Kansas City bar early Sunday that also wounded two others, including one critically wounded, according to family members. Honystye Chancellor told the Kansas City Star that her stepfather, 41-year-old Jason McConnell, was killed in the shooting while working security at the door of the bar. Kansas City police said that when multiple officers arrived at the bar, they found five victims and began providing medical aid. Police said two of the victims died at the scene — one was found inside the bar and the other was outside the building in Kansas City, Missouri.

Winnipeggers dressed in formal attire and revved up their motorcycles on Sunday for an annual ride fundraising for prostate cancer research and raising awareness of men's mental health. "I want the future of men's mental health to be moving in a positive direction," Marc Perreault, co-host of the Winnipeg event, told CBC News outside of the shop. "I think it's wonderful to have this event," Jarniewski told CBC News, saying the subject of men's mental health is often ignored. © Radjaa Abdelsadok/Radio-Canada James Christie and Belle Jarniewski showed their support for Sunday's ride, riding alongside in a vehicle. He hit the pavement for men's health for the first time in 1993 in Toronto.

Extending regional planning to suburbs and exurbs is key to catapulting cities toward their climate goals, even as funding and capacity limits make it harder to implement climate pledges, two Brookings Institution researchers say in a recent blog post. “Suburbs and exurbs may be adding to the country’s climate challenges, but they are also central to addressing them,” write Brookings consulting intern Megumi Tamura and Metro fellow Joseph W. Kane. Regional planning could also help local leaders address some of the country’s largest GHG sources, like car-centric transportation networks, which stretch across jurisdictions. So setting clear benchmarks and sharing data across entire regions is critical to initiating climate collaborations. The post cites a successful effort by San Diego’s Climate Science Alliance to gather comprehensive climate impact data throughout the region into a single report.

It’s been an epic experience.”Oh, and to all those back at the Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club gearing up to party with him soon, you’ll have to wait. The ensuing par putt secured Block a place among the top 15 and ties, guaranteeing him a slot in next year’s PGA Championship at Valhalla. Block’s finish was the best for a club pro at the PGA Championship since Lonnie Nielsen finished in a tie for 11th in 1986 at Inverness Club. Wow.′ I’m losing my voice and my hands hurt from clapping so hard,” Val Block said of her husband’s remarkable week. “They told me just to be me and not be a club pro, but be a tour pro, which I guess I proved this weekend with a 15th place finish in a major that ... ” Block said before stopping in mid-sentence.

“In Canada, all meteorites are considered Canadian cultural property automatically through the Cultural Property Export and Import Act,” he said in an interview. “... ”If it’s public property, say an American comes in and finds (the meteorite,) they have to apply to export it from Canada. “The expert examiner then might say, ‘well, this is of potential outstanding significance and national importance,’” he said. Anyone taking a meteorite out of Canada without the requisite permit can face fines of up to $25,000, as much as five years in prison or both. Since Canada is a vast country, Herd said thousands of meteorites may have fallen in remote places.

Social Security is insuranceDear Liz: My wife was 69 at the time of her passing. She was still working and not collecting Social Security. When I spoke with Social Security, I was told that I cannot collect on my wife’s Social Security. Is there anything I can get from my wife’s Social Security? Social Security is not a 401(k) or other retirement fund that you pay into over time and then draw from in retirement.

Toronto police officers are investigating after a woman was found dead in a residential unit in the city’s west end Sunday morning. Toronto Fire said crews and EMS services responded to reports of “unknown trouble” near Harbord Street and Ossington Avenue at around 11:44 a.m. In the vicinity, firefighters found a woman without vital signs in a second-floor apartment. Toronto Police Services were contacted, and officers arrested a man, upon arrival. Police told the Star officers remain on the scene investigating, and no other details can be provided at this time.

A plan that could potentially see some federally owned buildings in Ottawa-Gatineau converted into affordable housing is gaining support from a local councillor and a homelessness advocacy group. "Non-profit affordable housing is always part of the solution. It's really, really critical," she said. © Kate Porter/CBC While converting the buildings would be a complicated process, adding more affordable housing locally is 'really, really critical,' said Burkholder Harris. Informing federal, provincial, municipal and Indigenous partners about the opportunity to use the properties for affordable housing, community spaces or businesses is part of that process.