Clean energy

U.S. President Barack Obama is passing a diplomatic torch of sorts to Justin Trudeau.

The three amigos have agreed to promote the end of the oil and gas industry, agreeing to plan a "just transition to a clean energy economy."

David Suzuki says that variable renewable sources and “flexibility options” for conventional and renewable power generation are making baseload power obsolete.

“I truly believe it’s one of the most disruptive and perhaps one of the single greatest breakthroughs in clean energy ever,” says the president of SolarWindow Technologies Inc.

Justin Trudeau must take swift action to cut Canada's emissions following the signing of the Paris Accord. The Liberal and NDP governments would appear to be talking out of both sides of their mouths.

Experts are saying while Thursday's state dinner is between Canada and the U.S., Mexico might be at the negotiating table as well

Mayor Gregor Robertson is locked in a "friendly competition" with municipal leaders in Helsinki, Finland, and Copenhagen, Denmark, to build the greenest cities in the world.

The Green Party leader gives Canadians the skinny on the clean growth and climate changed framework agreed to in Vancouver yesterday by the prime minister and premiers.

While Canada's investment in clean energy declined in 2014, the U.S. powered ahead with more money and projects

Though the provincial leaders did not come an agreement on pan-Canadian carbon pricing, they all agreed that carbon pricing must indeed be part of the climate change solution.