Ontario cap and trade won't limit emissions through 2020: environment watchdog
Ontario's upcoming cap-and-trade program will not limit the province's greenhouse gas emissions through to 2020, the environmental commissioner said Tuesday.
Canada
One year later… Do Canadians miss Stephen Harper?
When asked to provide an assessment of Harper’s time in Ottawa, Canadians are divided, writes pollster Mario Canseco.
Does Al Jazeera have fake news?
"This is an unprecedented breach of human rights and freedom of expression... where leaders are using the war on terror, and turning it into a partial war on journalism," said Fahmy.
Canadian youth lay out demands for climate justice
Young leaders highlighted nine key actions in Marrakech that they say the Liberal government must take so that its climate change goals do not become empty rhetoric.
Canada's Catherine McKenna announces coal phase out for 2030
Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is announcing a plan to phase out the use of coal-fired electricity by 2030.
Climat: Trudeau ne respectera pas l'Accord de Paris, voici pourquoi
Un détail important avait été omis: le Canada est un pays pétrolier. Au fait, il s'agit de la deuxième réserve mondiale. Le Canada, l'Alberta... et la Bourse de Toronto
Canada and Argentina pursue mining partnership in wake of cyanide disaster
Canada and Argentina announced incentives for the mining industry in the Latin American country just as controversy erupted over environmental damage at a Canadian mine.
Le Canada et l'Argentine intensifient leur collaboration malgré un désastre minier
Le Canada et l'Argentine renforcent leur collaboration dans le secteur minier après qu'une mine d'or canadienne soit accusée du pire désastre minier de l’histoire de l’Argentine
Montreal women chain themselves to "rotten" pipeline
The three Montreal-area women said they were taking matters into their own hands to protect the public from the risk of a spill that could contaminate drinking water for the entire region.
Trudeau heads to Liberia and Madagascar on first trip to Africa as PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to Africa next week, his first visit to the continent since the Liberal government came to power last year.
After Canada fought for Indigenous rights in the Paris Agreement, what will it do at home?
Indigenous leaders say more has to be done to live up to promises to respect Indigenous rights, both on the international stage, and domestically in Canada.
Serbia supports Canada on UN Security Council, says Kosovo war is in the past
Canada has won the support of Serbia in its bid for a temporary seat on the UN Security Council in 2020, even though Canada went to war against it 17 years ago, says the country's foreign minister.
Canada hopes to cash in on the Cuba's decision to loosen restrictions on foreign investment
Canada tries to cash in on Cuba's decision to loosen restrictions on foreign investment
Trudeau set to meet with students, activists on second day in Cuba
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is scheduled to meet with Cuban activists today, one day after meeting with the Cuban president and talking about governance reforms in the island nation.
Thousands of Canadians brave wind and cold to mark Remembrance Day in Ottawa
Thousands of people braved wind and cold in Ottawa on Friday to pay tribute to and remember those who sacrificed much more than personal comfort for the country and its way of life.