Max Fawcett
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Opinion, Politics
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October 21st 2022
Time will tell whether Anjali Appadurai’s martyrdom ends up costing the BC NDP the next election, writes columnist Max Fawcett.
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Unlike the usual shenanigans in party leadership races, where membership rolls are sometimes padded with fake identities and nonexistent entities, the people who joined the NDP to vote for a climate justice champion are entirely real.
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| October 20th 2022
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Anjali Appadurai says the BC NDP’s decision to disqualify her from its leadership race raises legitimate questions about the party’s democratic processes, while several federal NDP MPs think she should have been allowed to run.
Natasha Bulowski
News, Politics, Ottawa Insider
| October 21st 2022
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Brighid Fry is using their platform as a musician and songwriter to push the music industry for more action on climate change.
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News, Next Gen Insider
| October 21st 2022
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Wabano wants the health-care system in Ottawa and surrounding areas to take ownership and confront the racism Indigenous Peoples face regularly at hospitals and walk-in clinics.
Matteo Cimellaro
News, Urban Indigenous Communities in Ottawa
| October 21st 2022
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Canada does have a particularly poor track record in meeting climate targets, and Liberal governments in Canada tend to wear the “missing targets” badge more than others.
Bruce Lourie
Opinion, Climate Solutions Reporting
| October 21st 2022
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First Nations fighting to get salmon farms out of the ocean are dismayed in the wake of federal Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray’s recent engagement tour on a plan to transition open-net pen operations in B.C.
Rochelle Baker
News, Island Insider
| October 21st 2022
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This week, the pilot program from Circular Innovation Council received international recognition for diverting 318 tonnes of organic waste and redistributing 16.1 tonnes of edible food valued at $114,854 to local charities.
Dani Penaloza
News, Climate Solutions Reporting
| October 21st 2022
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In the North, some mines risk leaking acid if the permafrost melts, while across Canada heavier rainfall will add strain to tailings dams and a lack of it could throw operations.
Ian Bickis
News
| October 20th 2022
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The Indian government's flagship program to encourage individual and collective action on climate was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the United Nations Secretary-General on Thursday, October 20, 2022.
Sibi Arasu
News, Politics
| October 20th 2022
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Supporters of open-pit coal mining say there's a chance new mines could be built in Alberta's Rockies after comments from the province's new premier.
Bob Weber
News, Politics
| October 20th 2022
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Carl Meyer
News, Energy, Ottawa Insider
| October 23rd 2020
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