climate change

Most Americans, across partisan political lines, regard Canada as a fair trader, says a study on 'America First' attitudes.

How Canada funds green technology innovation was a hit among many misses in Tuesday's audits of how the federal government is responding to climate change.

There is a "disconcerting lack of real results," found a sweeping audit of 19 federal departments on environment and sustainable development.

Nova Scotia tabled legislation Friday that sets the stage for its promised cap and trade regime.

Resilience is not just about climate change but Elliott Cappell, Toronto's chief resilience officer, tells National Observer that climate change is at the heart of his work.

The federal government says it wants to include environment and climate provisions in a “modernized” NAFTA. Exactly what is Canada seeking in these trade negotiations?

The federal Access to Information system is bogged down to the point where, in many cases, it simply doesn't work, says the latest annual study of Canada's transparency laws.

It is time Canada’s wealthiest individuals and families step up on the need for action on climate change.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, 27, a rookie member of the National Assembly for the Montreal riding of Gouin wants to change politics and he's turning the province's political landscape on its head.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used the brightest stage in international politics to shine a light on the darkest corners of Canada's story on Thursday.

Canada's environment minister says she's fed up with the sexist comments women in politics have to put up with, and she accuses conservatives of being the worst offenders in the misogyny department.

Fred Wrona really, really wants you to trust him.

The apparent shift in U.S. policy left many observers stunned, but came after officials from Canada, the European Union and China insisted that the Paris treaty was irreversible and non-negotiable.

If I don’t get an answer to a question today about a matter of public interest — a matter that could affect millions of people — you can expect that I will ask that question tomorrow.

McKenna is one of about a dozen environment ministers from the world's largest economies suddenly invited by White House chief economic adviser Gary Cohn to discuss climate next week in New York.