Canada's Climate Daily

Harper's poisoned gift puts Trudeau government in a bind

Before leaving office, Stephen Harper doled out an unprecedented number of patronage positions. Among other things, they may hamper the renewal of the National Energy Board.

Alberta’s renewable energy triple play: geothermal, wind, and solar

It's time for Alberta to spin its oil and gas know-how into renewable energy gold.

5 Things To Pay Attention to at the Paris Climate Change Conference

From the most colourful of campaigns to the most serious looking of government officials, the Paris climate negotiations are bound to be a momentous event worth watching.

Waiting to be heard: claimants versus John Furlong

After reading the Supreme Court judgment, I resolved to travel to Burns Lake myself—to hear, first-hand, the stories of Furlong's former students.

Lack of international coordination hampering response to refugee crisis