Opinion

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Fridays for Future, the youth climate campaign, was seeing numbers of protesters decline and its calls for action falling short of its goals. Now, the movement is recalibrating its strategies to try to usher in the next phase of a global campaign.

We cannot stop this pandemic if we don’t know who is infected with the coronavirus

Canada has a responsibility to keep inmates and detainees safe from the spread of coronavirus.

Canada’s traditionally strong oil and gas sector will never return to its halcyon boom days of the early 2000s. We need to rebuild the economy we want: a cleaner, resilient one.

“Will aunty die from the virus?” Andrea Landry's three-year-old daughter asked her one morning while they were playing quietly on the floor. Landry recognized her daughter's fear, and she recognized her own. She knew this pandemic was an invitation to feel complicated emotions, but also a time to look to traditional knowledge systems, to survive in the same way as her ancestors did.

Albertans should be asking themselves why TC Energy Corp. needed the Alberta government’s help in the first place. 

The killing of "lone wolf" Takaya should be the tipping point that triggers the end of the recreational killing of wolves in B.C.

Given the science we have about pandemics, climate change and other risks why do humans not take meaningful actions sooner?

Next provincial budget should address funding and implementation for a truly holistic roadmap for flood management in Ontario.

Environmental impact assessment of offshore oil-and-gas drilling on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland is being eclipsed by COVID-19 and pipelines

As we ponder post-pandemic economic and social recovery, pouring tax money into LNG is not the right fork in the road to take.

The U.S. is doing spectacularly badly in the fight against COVID-19, thanks to its capricious and ill-informed president and its patchwork state-by-state approach.

Le gouvernement a maintenant plus de latitude pour augmenter les dettes et les transactions qui pourraient paver la voie à de potentiels sauvetages corporatifs.

The Canadian government, at the critical juncture when people are coming home, has the opportunity – and the responsibility – to impress upon travellers the importance of the 14-day quarantine.

Enacting a policy against Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling would be an easy win for Canada’s banks, yet they are noticeably absent from the list of banks that oppose it.