Justice Michael Manson has granted the government’s motion to strike the plaintiffs’ claim
Snap election has led to a short campaign; here’s the lowdown on the platforms
The carbon tax is already set to rise to $50 per tonne of emissions by 2022
Trans Mountain lays first B.C. pipe, LNG Canada continues
Paying for climate change would be too high a price, says writer
We are currently witnessing what may be the most auspicious opportunity for real action…
The ice shelf on the northwestern edge of Ellesmere Island has shrunk 43 per cent
This thinking will crush people with trillions of taxpayer funded debt
Thunberg and the others say Canada is nowhere close to hitting its Paris climate agreement targets
Much of what used to come down as snow now happens as rain
Once in a lifetime thing, it doesn’t happen in small communities very often, says Fruitvale mayor.
It’s 33 per cent less salty than in 2003 and about 30 per cent more acidic
One of the areas considered was how conservation helps adapt to flooding
About 536 terrawatts of electricity will come from hydro, nuclear and renewables by 2030: report
Bees have faced a series of threats for years, including habitat loss, parasites and pesticide use
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves clock to 100 seconds to midnight
It doesn’t matter what parties offer in the fall Canadian election
