Carney's cabinet selections clarify climate priorities before upcoming election

Mark Carney's first day as Prime Minister saw Chrystia Freeland back in cabinet, Steven Guilbeault out at Environment and Climate Change Canada, and the consumer facing carbon price killed. But for climate voters, there's much to read between the lines.

John Woodside

Liberals betting on a Carney swell of support in North Island-Powell River

The Liberal Party will uplift community strengths and Canadian unity to tackle Trump tariffs in contrast to the Conservatives' divisive tactics, says federal candidate Jennifer Lash.

Rochelle Baker

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Mark Carney kills Canada's carbon tax in first move as PM

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Ontario ditches Starlink deal, leaving remote communities with few alternatives

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Could a matchbox-size power chip spark an energy transition revolution?

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New technology could reduce nuclear waste while generating power

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New Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Centre will be rooted in research and reconciliation

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Alberta set to build world's first full-sized zero carbon cement plant

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Urgent search underway for buyer of $7-billion Northvolt EV battery factory in Quebec

Conservatives aim for right-wing trifecta on northern Vancouver Island

Federal Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn held a True North Strong and Free election rally his northern Vancouver Island riding on Thursday but only mentioned Trump tariffs in passing.

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B.C. takes on Trump tariffs by boosting made-in-Canada biofuels

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Ontario PCs pledge $500 million for processing critical minerals but spending questions loom

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Canada’s critical minerals and why Trump wants them

Ukraine’s leader is expected to sign a critical minerals deal in Washington as the United States seeks to secure its supply chains against China and other rivals. Is Canada’s mineral wealth now in the crosshairs?