Opinion

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?

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

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

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.

Parliamentarians must ensure the billions in financial assistance are deployed under the condition that they stabilize the economy, generate employment and that progress is monitored rigorously and transparently.

We’ll all be chaperoned by inconvenience, anxiety and grief until the crisis is done. But someday the recovery will come.

We can help the people whose work puts them at risk for COVID-19 - not just healthcare workers, but folks who are still going to work everyday as grocery clerks or delivery people - by being especially diligent about social distancing.

265 Canadian academics sign a letter to Trudeau to support an economic recovery plan that encompasses a green transition, not oil and gas

Amidst a pandemic, Canada is considering a massive transfer of public funds to support the oil and gas sector — the very industry most likely to cause the next health crisis.

COVID-19 serves as a case study in what is required to respond to another crisis: the climate emergency