Opinion

Canadian fossil fuel subsidies are estimated at $3.3 billion. A new study shows that these subsidies amounts to paying polluters $19/tonne to pollute

Some political insiders will advise Trudeau that now is the time to “manage expectations” of Canadians on climate change in light of the Trump win. But we cannot become bystanders.

Alberta’s oil producers want excess pipeline systems... as a type of insurance against land based oil spills caused by the pipeline operators’ sloppy oversight.

After the wrenching events of Tuesday night, that fundamental truth is unchanged. We just now know that the arc will be a bit longer.

On Remembrance Day, let's remember how fragile human societies really are. And remember the words of our anthem: We stand on guard.

When my parents first left Laos for a refugee camp in Thailand, their first choice of adopted country was the United States of America.

My sister was sobbing. She's a Mexican immigrant, and she’s pregnant with a second daughter, Luisa, who will be born days after Trump’s inauguration.

Trump's campaign may have colluded with foreign powers, hostile interests, and potentially even elements within the FBI, to subvert the democratic process and American Constitution. That's treason.

A big wave just rolled in south of our border, but Canada can be a beacon of hope as one of the strongest democracies in the world.

We’re through the looking glass into the world of energy politics, where ‘preserving our coastlines’ greases the skids for pipelines and oil tankers.

It would be amusing if the consequences weren’t so terminally profound.

'Every election is an act of creation.'

If you find yourselves considering a new life in a new country this morning, here are three options to consider.

This is bold climate policy, proposing the highest carbon price of any politician except for Elizabeth May and the Green Party.

"We should all get on board with reducing the number of cars on the road and cleaning up the ones that remain," writes Steve Kux