In the 1950s, the economy was the only concern — climate change wasn't yet on government's radar. That isn't the case in 2025, and our leaders should act accordingly.

In June, as Bill C-5 wound through parliament and talk of nation-building projects rose to national prominence, so did the ...

The breakthrough offers new hope for the recovery of devastated sea star populations and vital kelp forests along the Pacific ...

A Canadian economist and conservative columnist who recently called Prime Minister Mark Carney a "climate zealot" played a ...

An aerial shot of the Boundary Dam power station in Saskatchewan with the CCS facility to the right of the power plant. At ...

Glencore's Horne smelter in western Quebec is facing a charge under the province's environmental laws for allegedly releasing ...

They’re not subtle or witty; they’re almost always silly and vigorously so. Often based on a slight misinterpretation. Evidence: see the “Take a chair” gag in the trailer. There are many like that ...

Unionized workers at Canada Post are entering their final day to vote on the Crown corporation's latest contract offer.

Audrey Schulman, executive director of Black Swan Lab, a nonprofit climate-solutions incubator (previously known as HEETlabs) ...

Thermal energy is in the soil and rock beneath our streets and buildings and in the wastewater that flows through our sewer lines. It’s abundant, local and emission-free.

Canada's federal database for tracking the toxic chemicals companies and some government facilities dump into the environment ...

The Department of National Defence is far behind its five per cent target — a result industry insiders say has little to do ...