Canada's Climate Daily

Now is the perfect opportunity for Trudeau to crack down on gouging by Canada’s phone companies

Anjali Appadurai’s not afraid to make a run for climate action

Running on a bold climate agenda, Anjali Appadurai came within a hair of being the member of Parliament for Vancouver Granville in the 2021 federal election. 

Meet the dogs sniffing stinky mussels for work, not play

Zebra and quagga mussels are small freshwater mussels originally from the Black and Caspian seas. The invasive mussels can transform aquatic food chains and grow in thick carpets that can clog farm irrigation lines, hydropower dams and municipal waterworks. Keeping them out of B.C. is a full-time job for two dedicated dogs.

The politics of rage and disinformation — we ignore it at our peril

The revelations from the Jan. 6 committee hearings in the U.S. should serve as a stark warning to Canadians as to what happens when conspiracy theories and disinformation become mainstreamed by the political establishment.

Clean electricity is a must-have for business — and for Canada’s economic prosperity

It’s increasingly clear that future growth must be clean growth, and that clean and affordable electricity will power that growth. The sooner governments can flip that switch, the better.

$1.1-billion deal with Ottawa gives First Nations in Québec control over education

With a new funding agreement, First Nations in Québec have greater ability to bolster and decolonize their schools.

Climate emergency declared by Pacific island national leaders

Pacific island national leaders declared a climate emergency on Friday, July 15, 2022, and agreed to try to bring Kiribati back to the region’s main diplomatic grouping.

Farmers join 'living lab' program to reduce greenhouse gases

The federal government has expanded a program to include the agricultural sector in coming up with solutions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.