Bill C-5 passes the House of Commons vote after accelerated process

The bill will give cabinet enhanced powers to approve and accelerate projects it deems to be in the national interest. It now goes to the Senate for final approval, where it is expected to pass.

Natasha Bulowski

Illustration by Ata Ojani

Are there geothermal greenhouses in Labrador's future?

Geothermal can provide year-round, carbon free heat for greenhouses. The communities of Port Hope Simpson, Cartwright and Black Tickle are hoping government-funded studies show they have the needed heat.

Cloe Logan

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Canada races to catch up as G7 releases action plan for critical minerals

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Conservatives vote with Carney government to rush Bill C-5

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Kate Yoder

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Scouts plant trees to help conserve Canada's future

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Warming waters revive port plans in Churchill

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Americans keep an eye on Arctic port revival in Churchill

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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Green building pioneers chart persuasive paths to profit

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Timber trail blazers see new growth in green building drive

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Business

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