Suzuki takes aim at 'stupid belligerence,' racism and white supremacy
The White House is in disarray, writes David Suzuki, and now more than ever, we must stand together.
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Remember, where there is darkness, there is also light
You can call it the 'alt-right,' the 'far right' or 'white nationalism,' but we have seen it before. It is racism and scapegoating, writes human rights lawyer Aleem Bharmal.
Hate groups are showing up in my back yard and it's freaking me out
If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere... A dispatch from liberal Santa Monica.
B.C.'s government is acting in the public interest on Kinder Morgan
British Columbia's newly-minted government is acting in the public's best interests with its stance on Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain expansion, writes economist Robyn Allan.
Bonfire of The Rebel
It’s easy to forget that the storm consuming America over Charlottesville began when a democratically elected local council, after full public debate, voted to remove a Confederate monument.
The wildfires are a warning from Mother Earth: Suzuki
It's not just happening in British Columbia, writes celebrated Canadian scientist, environmentalist and TV broadcaster David Suzuki.
Quebec is reviewing systemic racism. Canada should follow
Quebec writer Toula Drimonis examines the optimism, skepticism, and outright hostility that has met a public consultation on systemic racism in the province.
Is Rachel Notley's NDP doomed? Not so fast
With a new United Conservative Party, a leadership race underway, and summer poll results that show they could win in 2019, right-wing Albertans are positively giddy, Sheila Pratt writes.
Opinion: Nova Scotia needs to go beyond Harper targets on climate
Halifax environmental consultant Peggy Cameron's open letter to Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil calls on the provincial government to get serious about renewable energy.
India and Israel share a dubious distinction of bad relations with neighbours
India's 70th anniversary of independence on August 15 contains little to celebrate when it comes to good relations with neighbours, writes former Canadian diplomat Bhupinder Liddar.
The real fire and fury
Which 'fire and fury' is the biggest threat: Donald Trump's, North Korea's, climate change?
Site C: A 21st Century Titanic
There is finally an opportunity to sink the Site C dam project, Warren Bell writes — and given wide-ranging and expert-driven resistance to the project, he thinks that's a good thing.
Horgan's climate sanity project?
British Columbia is a key cork in the climate change bottle, keeping a giant share of the planet’s carbon underground, writes U.S. environmentalist, journalist, and book author Bill McKibben.
Here's how many Earths we need to meet our population's demand
Last Wednesday was Earth Overshoot Day. But unlike Earth Day or Canada Day, it’s not a time to celebrate, writes celebrated Canadian scientist and broadcaster David Suzuki.
Canada's smallest communities need their health facilities, too
Former Conservative MP Inky Mark reflects on the need for federal governments to change the policies that have forced health care centralization for two decades.