climate change

Syncrude, Canada's largest synthetic crude oil project in the oil sands, is the latest victim of the Fort McMurray wildfire.

The international ecojustice, anti-consumer activist sensation is launching his book, 'The Earth Wants You' in Canada for the first time.

New reports out on wildfires say climate change isn't the sole culprit when it comes to their ignition and spread

Bracing for a long wait for Fort McMurray: “Unfortunately, we do know that it will not be a matter of days.”

This is a foretaste of things to come, said Mike Flannigan, professor of wildland fire at the University of Alberta

Justin Trudeau said that Elizabeth May's comments were "not entirely accurate."

It's considered to be the largest fire evacuation in Alberta history. The entire city of Fort McMurray, in the heart of the province's oil sands region, was evacuated due to a raging wildfire.

A new Republican research group is trying to discredit climate change champions in an effort to sway the election

If approved as it stands, the project will likely become one of the worse carbon polluters in Canada.

"No company will continue to be successful if their integrity and their reputation is questioned," said the U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell.

The melt came two to three weeks earlier this season. What does that mean for flooding, fire, and other extreme weather events linked to climate change?

The documents, a collection of archived internal corporate reports donated to the Calgary museum, contradict what the company, Imperial Oil, had been telling the public for years about climate change.