COP21

Climate experts from around he world celebrate today's landmark climate agreement reached in Paris.

While some groups praise the 1.5 degree agreement, others slam the "weak" language of 'pursuing efforts' to keep 'well below' two degrees.

The latest on the U.N. climate conference outside Paris (all times local):

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said there was "good co-operation" on issues considered a priority for Canada.

A close read of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's remarks in Paris highlights three ways in which Paris is very different from previous climate summits.

Predicted sea level increases this century mean many face increased flooding, stronger storm surges and unpredictable weather striking Asia's coasts.

Week 1 at the UN climate change conference has wrapped up, here's what you need to know going into week 2

NDP Leader Tom Mulcair demanded to know whether Trudeau's new Liberal government would reduce greenhouse gas emissions in 2016.

"We have unveiled a robust package of policies that we believe signals our willingness to do our part," Shannon Phillips said in Paris

Canada's new goal of 1.5 per cent at the Paris talks is impressive, but now the federal government needs to deliver on their promise.