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Building the next generation of eco-conscious leaders The ImaGENation Youth Mentorship Program supports Indigenous youth in becoming clean energy leaders through a decolonized approach emphasizing land and community. Matteo Cimellaro News, Climate Solutions Reporting, Urban Indigenous Communities in Ottawa \| January 25th 2024

First Nations in Ontario call for a one-year pause on mining claims filed online Chiefs of Ontario say the province has a constitutional duty to consult Indigenous Peoples before allowing mining on their land. Isaac Phan Nay News, Politics, Urban Indigenous Communities in Ottawa \| January 25th 2024

Utilities throw down on a bigger, cleaner, smarter grid Electrical grid upgrades are crucial because households need affordable, reliable power and access to clean technologies like electric vehicles and heat pumps. Kate Harland Opinion \| January 25th 2024

Environmental group seeks court injunction against EV giant Northvolt in Quebec Lawyer Jessica Leblanc says it was "unreasonable" for the province's Environment Department to have authorized Northvolt to begin work on the site because it didn't have enough information on the environmental impacts. Stephane Blais News \| January 24th 2024

PR juggernaut Edelman worked with Koch network, despite climate promises The move by the world’s largest public relations company, uncovered by tax records, alarms climate advocates. Dharna Noor News \| January 25th 2024

Emergencies Act court ruling opens old emotional wounds In a decision released Tuesday, Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley said the government's use of the Emergencies Act in February 2022 was unreasonable and led to violation of the constitutional right of free expression. Jim Bronskill, Laura Osman News \| January 24th 2024

Our health-care system is crashing From coast to coast, Canadians are deeply frustrated with their health-care system and the governments charged with running them. Why it's time for an urgent national conversation about its future — and for the federal government to lead it. Max Fawcett Opinion, Politics \| January 25th 2024

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