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Pierre Poilievre's politicizing of human rights issues to dangle them like red meat before the party’s base before an election signifies a new low in Canadian politics.
The shipping industry has been burning some of the dirtiest fuels available, acting as proxy waste incinerators for the world's refineries, unwilling to transition to cleaner fuels.
A Welsh legislator has proposed a new law against lying in politics in his country. Ask yourself what's more outlandish: his idea or the extent to which we already tolerate lying in our political discourse?
Pierre Poilievre has spent the last few years explaining how much he cares about protecting the freedom of Canadians. So why is he now promising to pre-emptively suspend their charter rights — and what would that mean for its future?
As the founder of Really Good Work, Drew Minns and his team design and implement online consumer experiences with the health of our planet front and centre.
Despite all the signs that we need to be doing more, faster, the current political conversation around climate is to do much less: Remove the carbon tax, eliminate the clean electricity standard.
Canada is positioning itself as a global destination for critical mineral extraction. Are we willing to destroy caribou herds and trample on Indigenous rights to do it?