Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/ijm8B5H6DFI.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Surviving the Next Heat Dome (with Michelle Gamage) [VEFK6QRirt4] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Anyone lucky enough to survive 2021’s heat dome knows the anxiety and stress that now accompany every summer on the West Coast. But Tyee health reporter Michelle Gamage says that slowly, and hopefully surely, a public shift is happening. We’re starting to recognize the extreme danger that heat is, and that means we’re starting to better prepare for it. From icy groin towels to how local and federal governments need to step up, Michelle lets us know what we can do to keep ourselves and our neighbours cool for many summers to come. Support independent media by becoming a Tyee Builder today. Find out more at support.thetyee.ca. You can follow us on Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Apple News and TikTok, or subscribe to any of our free newsletters. WzLfZp5MMcX zza55bTQHZE 3mUFwiAPLnj Rzvbf4ohP84 rVE7uD0vc8z g0dDvt7t9Hq 8hxLVgauREX
Anyone lucky enough to survive 2021’s heat dome knows the anxiety and stress that now accompany every summer on the West Coast. But Tyee health reporter Michelle Gamage says that slowly, and hopefully surely, a public shift is happening. We’re starting to recognize the extreme danger that heat is, and that means we’re starting to better prepare for it. From icy groin towels to how local and federal governments need to step up, Michelle lets us know what we can do to keep ourselves and our neighbours cool for many summers to come. Support independent media by becoming a Tyee Builder today. Find out more at support.thetyee.ca. You can follow us on Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Apple News and TikTok, or subscribe to any of our free newsletters. WzLfZp5MMcX zza55bTQHZE 3mUFwiAPLnj Rzvbf4ohP84 rVE7uD0vc8z g0dDvt7t9Hq 8hxLVgauREX