climate change

Militarized police and the military itself advancing on Indigenous people protecting their traditional land.

Canada's current government has shown a lot of progress, compared to their predecessors, at having great talking points on climate, Bill McKibben told National Observer in an interview.

Ottawa's Rideau Canal has closed for skating after more than a week of unseasonably warm weather, making the season the third shortest since the skateway opened in 1970.

The world is not “returning to coal power,” not in Germany or anywhere else

Tthe impact is clear on the sanctuary’s 2,000 to 3,000 bison — Canada’s last herd of genetically pure, tuberculosis−free wood bison, considered a species at risk.

The right-wing think tank, Fraser Institute, says Ontario's coal-fired power plant closures did little to improve provincial air quality. Some scientists dispute the claim

Toronto filmmaker Rob Stewart, who died while scuba diving off the coast of Florida, was remembered as a lovable scamp who channelled his passion for the environment into a global movement.

There was a noticeable downplaying of the climate change initiatives that marked Trudeau's first year in power with a much more environmentally friendly Obama.

Was Musk for real? Was his next venture going to involve digging tunnels? Probably not, but it provided a little light relief from the ugly stuff that was going on in the real world.

Saudi Arabia's royal family may have found its fortune in oil, but that doesn't mean they have to spend it that way.

The Alberta government is introducing a grant program for schools and community groups that want to implement climate change education programs.

As the Greenpeace USA banner hung in sight of the White House said: Resist.

Experts say the real cost of raising, shielding or evacuating vulnerable spots, which include mass−transit systems, power plants and sewage plants, could be very high.

Myron Ebell suggested it was reasonable to expect the president to seek a cut of about US$1 billion from the EPA’s roughly US$8 billion annual budget.

Speaking in Saskatoon, Trudeau said people in the province will benefit from pipeline projects that his government has just approved.