Snubs and scrambles ahead of Carney's major projects meeting with First Nations

Many First Nations leaders see the haste with which the July 17 meeting regarding Bill C-5 was assembled as a reflection of the flaws in the bill itself.

Toronto couple turns to green roof as city faces climate-driven flooding

When Julie Wang sees streets turn into rivers after another heavy downpour in Toronto, she thinks of the 600-square-foot patch of greenery on her roof — and feels a little less helpless.

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

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Bea Bruske

Extreme heat is a workplace hazard. We must treat it that way

Natasha Bulowski

Alberta won't increase oil sands monitoring funds to keep pace with industry expansion, inflation

Darius Snieckus

EU defence demand for critical minerals could jump start Canada's sluggish market: Joly

Sea ice can be ‘early warning system’ for global heating — but the US is halting data sharing

Natasha Bulowski

NDP forges ahead with leadership race despite dissent

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Ontario court halts Ford’s plan to tear out Toronto bike lanes

A French podcast brings climate conversations to young listeners

Chris Hatch

Republicans complain about smoke. But they voted for fire

Max Fawcett

Alberta will never double its oil production

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Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

Canadian far right repeats Trump-fuelled conspiracy theories on wildfires

Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

Trump allies fume Canadian smoke is ruining summer – and offer misinfo as the solution

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

Ford gutted Ontario's environmental laws. Now he wants Ottawa to clear the last line of defence

Google undercounts its carbon emissions, report finds

Seth Klein

Is Suzuki right that it's 'too late'? We are in an era of simultaneous wins and losses

Sophie Hurwitz

Pollution from wildfires can contaminate our water for up to 8 years, study finds

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Cloe Logan

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Newfoundland group alleges fish farms are dumping plastic waste and derelict equipment

The group documented historic and ongoing abandoned aquaculture equipment – including old sea cages, plastic, netting and feed bags – by the aquaculture industry.

Cloe Logan

Halfway to 2050, and far from where we need to be

Chris Hatch

Millions in 'unfair' legal fees part of a broader problem in First Nations law

Sonal Gupta

On Carney's agenda, climate is nowhere and everywhere

Arno Kopecky

Trump attack on US clean energy progress boosting Canada as a ‘preferred investment destination’

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s stripping of landmark Biden-era investment tax credits from American renewables players has sparked conversations about shifting capital north to Canadian projects, says industry body.