John Woodside
Senior Ottawa Reporter | Ottawa |
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About John Woodside
John Woodside was named one of Canada Clean50's emerging leaders in 2023 for his outstanding reporting on the climate and related issues. Focusing on finance, lobbying, energy policy and the climate emergency from Ottawa, Woodside brings a depth of experience to Canada's National Observer. Before joining Canada's National Observer, John reported on energy for allNewBrunswick and allNewfoundlandLabrador, and focused on Muskrat Falls, nuclear power, and the Irving group of companies.He has also worked with Cited Media and with the foreign policy news outlet OpenCanada. He graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Masters in Journalism.
Annamie Paul is hanging on as leader
The Green Party’s federal council nixed a vote at an emergency meeting Tuesday that could have led to a formal challenge to Paul’s leadership.
Atwin fallout forces a reckoning for Green Party
Fredericton MP Jenica Atwin's defection to the Liberal Party is sparking old fights about what the Green Party stands for. Until it knows, can it compete for seats?
Wilkinson signals to thermal coal industry its days are numbered
Climate Change Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says new thermal coal projects are "extremely unlikely" to move forward but is stopping short of a full ban.
Alberta is gambling its future on carbon capture
Alberta's oil and gas industry is committing to net-zero with the hope carbon capture technology pays off. But will it?
Where's the accountability? Senate grills Wilkinson on climate bill
With Bill C-12 on the cusp of becoming law, Environment and Climate Change Minister Jonathan Wilkinson defended the climate accountability bill Wednesday from charges it's too weak.
How the feds see a big role for Big Oil in a hydrogen future
As some climate advocates push for hydrogen made from renewable energy, Natural Resources Canada is on the hunt for ways to include the oil and gas industry in the fuel’s future.
Indigenous, environmental activists square off with Enbridge to stop Line 3
Protesters flocked to northern Minnesota over the weekend in an effort to stop construction of Enbridge's Line 3.
Cries for action one year after Chantel Moore killed by police
A year after Chantel Moore was killed by police in Edmundston, N.B., the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council and Green Party are calling for action.
Trans Mountain just lost another insurer
Following pressure from Indigenous and climate activists, Trans Mountain insurer Argo Group is slashing ties with the Crown corporation.
Green, NDP leaders slam Liberals' 'failed approach' on climate goals
The Liberal government’s claims that Canada has turned the corner on rising greenhouse gas emissions are drawing fire from opposition leaders who remain unconvinced.