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

Smoke from Canadian wildfires that have forced about a quarter of a million Canadians to evacuate since 2023 are preventing Americans in Trump-voting districts from "spend[ing] time outdoors recreating, enjoying time with family, and creating new memories," six Republican House representatives complained in an official letter.

Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

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

Protected bike lanes in Toronto must remain in place for now, an Ontario judge said on Tuesday. The Ford government had appealed a previous ruling that ordered the bike lanes to remain, but failed.

Abdul Matin Sarfraz

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

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Inuit podcast takes us inside the Arctic meltdown

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If you want to play baseball in Toronto’s parks, bring a shovel

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Triple the number of Canadians see US as top threat

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

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There's always money for the military. But climate?

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Feds should rethink campaign promise of $13 billion in “savings”

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Nova Scotia pushes to develop offshore natural gas

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How a Canadian climate activist came to believe, ‘We’re going to need a bigger treaty’

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Ford government proposes new powers to control who gets electricity access

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Want to try lab-grown salmon? The US just approved it.

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

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National power grid needed to fend off Trump and build clean economy: advocates

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BC’s sunflower sea stars are now endangered, but rays of hope remain

Sunflower sea stars clinging to life in BC’s cold-water fjords are officially on the edge of extinction, a Canadian scientific advisory panel warns.

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Can homes built in a factory fill Canada’s housing gap?

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Green building pioneers chart persuasive paths to profit

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A construction crane towers over the Academic Wood Tower construction site on the University of Toronto campus. Toronto, Ont.

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A worker pours concrete into a crane bucket

Big Green Build

'Concrete revolution' takes aim at construction’s worst polluter

Concrete has weighed down the building industry's efforts to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions, but a low-carbon revolution in the world’s most-used construction material is starting to gather momentum