Warnings remain from coast to coast as parts of Canada swelter under heat wave

A heat warning is also in effect in British Columbia, from the north to central coast and in the Fraser Canyon area east of Vancouver

Southern parts of Ontario and Quebec are entering the third day of a multi-day heat event that Environment Canada has warned could see temperatures reach highs near 40 degrees Celsius when humidity is factored in.

, where daytime highs between 30 and 35 degrees Celsius are expected through Sunday. On the East Coast, Environment Canada says a period of similarly hot temperatures is expected to start today and stretch into the weekend in New Brunswick, as well as the Churchill Falls region of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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