Over 230 people have died in British Columbia, Canada, since Friday as a catastrophic heat wave delivered record-breaking temperatures. It was a "unprecedented time," according to the province's chief coroner.

230 dead as Canada records all-time high temperature of 49.5 degrees celsius

British Columbia closed schools and universities on Monday due to extreme heat which pushed temperature in the western Canadian province to a national record over the weekend, in a country that is widely known for its brutal winter and snows.

Record heat forces western Canada province to shut schools, universities

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230 dead as Canada records all-time high temperature of 49.5 degrees celsius

Record heat forces western Canada province to shut schools, universities