Fifteen young plaintiffs say the federal government’s climate inaction violates their constitutional rights to life, liberty and security
Category: Energy & Environment
Posted inEnergy & Environment
As Ottawa loosens pesticide rules, Europe moves to tighten them
Canada is relaxing its pesticide laws just as the EU is considering tightening pesticide residue limits on food imports
Posted inEnergy & Environment
El Nino could be ‘literally off the monitoring charts’: UN
Record Pacific warming threatens extreme heat, droughts and floods worldwide, prompting urgent calls for humanitarian preparedness and disaster funding
Posted inPolitics & Policy
‘An eternity of agony’: How property rights factor into the B.C. election
A new coalition wants candidates to pledge to better protect private property rights at the expense of Indigenous rights
Posted inEnergy & Environment
World falling ‘dangerously short’ on climate action: UN chief
Global emissions remain near record levels despite climate pledges, putting the world on a dangerous warming trajectory, the UN warns
Posted inEnergy & Environment
The trees remember: Making Indigenous fire a part of wildfire prevention
Canada used to ban Indigenous peoples from managing Canada’s forests. Now, governments are making room for their practices to return
Posted inCommentary
Op-Ed: Big Oil is already building renewables
Fossil fuel companies can help accelerate the clean energy transition if properly incentivized. Climate policy often gets this wrong
Posted inThe Interview
Canada’s farmland is worth $760B. Investors want in
The organizer of an inaugural Canadian agriculture investment forum says new capital could help with farm succession and productivity
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Making sense of the U.S., Denmark and Greenland’s new security deal
In January, Trump threatened to invade Greenland. In September, the island signed a ‘permanent’ security deal with the U.S. What gives?
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Carney eyes 2027 for final approval of new ‘Pacific Link’ oil pipeline
The proposed pipeline would carry Alberta oil to the Pacific coast and initially be 90 per cent publicly owned