Canada's Climate Daily

How one park naturalist inspired thousands ‘to walk gentler on the Earth’

Invermere, B.C.’s beloved Larry Halverson received a lifetime achievement award from the Canadian Museum of Nature for his efforts protecting the environment.

A powerful message from our Atlantic reporter

Where have the sea stars gone?

Turkey, stuffing and a side of pollution

Environmental scientist Thomas Elliot is calling on Canadians to cut back on the Christmas pork and turkey for the sake of the climate.

Amidst the climate crisis, the case for hope is getting stronger

The movement to protect nature, transition away from fossil fuels and create an equitable society won’t achieve critical mass without supporters, adopters, innovators and foot soldiers.

Feds forgo environmental assessment for controversial nuclear project

The federal government has decided not to require a federal assessment for a small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) proposed by New Brunswick Power at Point Lepreau, prompting criticism from experts opposed to the technology who fear the rejection sets an “unfortunate precedent.”

For Lisa Brodeur, cutting carbon just makes good business sense

As the manager of operations for 360 Energy, Lisa Brodeur helps small and large enterprises focus on emissions reduction to save money and enhance their reputation.

Hot gardening trends for 2023? Think seaweed compost and bean ‘manure’

Regenerative gardening is predicted to take off next year as people future-proof spaces for extreme climate.

It’s not Christmas on B.C.’s rugged coast without a visit from the Goose

“I love those planes because to me, the sound of those engines is the sound of going home," says Bella Bella resident Josh Carpenter about flying on the historic Grumman Goose to his remote coastal community for the holidays.