How Justin Trudeau fed the wrong wolf
"Our society is now in the throes of a desperate battle. The life of democracies around the world is being torn asunder as if by two wolves," writes Green Party leader Elizabeth May.
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Opinion: Michael Chong's not so modest carbon tax plan
This is bold climate policy, proposing the highest carbon price of any politician except for Elizabeth May and the Green Party.
Politicians not pleased with McKenna's new climate commitments
Both Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall and Green Party leader Elizabeth May criticized the environment minister's weekend climate commitments.
Elizabeth May stays on to lead Green Party of Canada
Elizabeth May will remain as Green leader after her party executive agreed to review a controversial motion adopted at a recent convention in Ottawa.
"Brokenhearted" Elizabeth May floats resignation as Green Party leader
It won't be much of a summer vacation - the MP for Saanich-Gulf Islands is deciding whether to resign as party leader after members voted to support sanctions against Israel.
Heads must roll at NEB after Charest affair
Justin Trudeau must step in, save Canada's climate efforts from poisoning by pipeline regulator
Greens might revisit Israeli boycott resolution if May decides to stay on
In an interview today, May says she must consider what is best for herself, for the party and for the broader issue of security in the Middle East.
Charest pipeline controversy flares as May calls for resignation from federal panel
Federal hearings reviewing the biggest pipeline project ever proposed in Canada got off to a rocky start as a Jean Charest pipeline controversy flared up in Quebec.
Trudeau government denies conflict after appointing former Kinder Morgan partner to review pipeline
The federal government is standing firmly behind its decision to appoint Kim Baird, a registered industry lobbyist with ties to Kinder Morgan, to a review panel for the Trans Mountain expansion.
Quebec's Jean Charest had private meeting with pipeline watchdog after TransCanada hired him
After being cleared of wrongdoing in one lobbying investigation, new details have emerged that Jean Charest met with members of a federal panel reviewing a pipeline that TransCanada paid him to boost.
Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson gets back his Canadian passport, four years after Harper revoked it
His passport was mysteriously revoked by the Harper government.
"Forces of darkness" and organized climate crime: lunch with Elizabeth May
Beyond our table, the Ottawa River sparkled. We could not have picked a better place to talk about the forces of good and evil.
Mayor Robertson's delegation wants to block a Texas company that studied oil spills in a plastic bucket
A plastic bucket and a large tank that were meant to simulate the Vancouver coast could soon become part of a new legal challenge against a major pipeline expansion project.
Justin jabs, Sophie sings and Rona rocks: 15 jokes they loved at Ottawa press gala
Rona Ambrose brought down the house with a few pokes at Stephen Harper: He loved humanity, but just didn't like people, she joked.
Electoral reform, lipstick and divorce: 3 ways politics touched Canadians this week
Weary Liberals limped into June after a bruising stretch. The resignation of Fisheries Minister Hunter Tootoo and a climb-down on how to handle electoral reform capped off the week.