Canada Sees Record-Breaking Temperatures, Amid Heat Wave.<br />Fox News reports that Canada <br />has recorded the highest <br />temperature in its history.<br />On June 27, Lytton, British Columbia, reached 115 degrees Fahrenheit.<br />According to Environment Canada, the previous national record of 113 degrees Fahrenheit was set on July 5, 1937, in Saskatchewan. .<br />The Canadian Broadcasting <br />Corporation said that more records <br />are expected to be broken Monday. .<br />This is headshaking for somebody like a climatologist, like myself. I mean I like to break a record, but this is like shattering and pulverizing them, Dave Phillips, Environment Canada Senior Climatologist, <br />via CTV News.<br />It’s warmer in parts of western Canada than in Dubai. I mean, it's just not something that seems Canadian, Dave Phillips, Environment Canada Senior Climatologist, via CTV News.<br />Phillips warned that the extreme heat could pose a significant health risk to the elderly <br />and those with underlying health issues.<br />Phillips also cautioned that the heat increases the threat of wildfires
