Elizabeth May

In light of the testimony of Mike Duffy at his trial, May says it's time to reopen an investigation into robocalls.

The NDP have accused the prime minister of elbowing an MP, but Trudeau insists the incident was an accident.

Our aging newspapers and private TV networks are doing little to inform Canadians about how dramatic changes in the climate will alter life in this country.

The premiers of Ontario and British Columbia, Kathleen Wynne and Christy Clark, both cautiously linked climate change to the Fort McMurray fires

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

Canada's pipeline regulator, the National Energy Board, is under investigation for deleting evidence that pointed to a mistake by its head of security.

A new weekly poll shows Justin Trudeau continues to command a comfortable lead over his federal counterparts while enjoying the confidence of Canadians.

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.

The clock is "ticking" on Liberal promises to live up to its climate action promises, said the Green Party leader, and more pipelines will slow them down.

The Green Party leader joined the chorus of interveners calling the NEB process "a sham" and accused Kinder Morgan of submitting "repetitive, useless garbage" as evidence.

Chris Cline, the secretive American coal magnate, is preparing to open a coal mine in Nova Scotia to the dismay of environmentalists

Canada sends message to the world that runaway climate change must be stopped, announcing stunning new goal.