At a critical moment for climate action in Canada, we're seeing pushback against essential climate policies across the country. Federal carbon pricing is under attack, provinces are resisting emissions caps, and our Paris Accord commitments remain unmet.
This is exactly when Canada needs strong climate journalism the most.
At Canada's National Observer, we're doubling down on our commitment to fact-based climate reporting. Our award-winning team delivers stories that matter:
- Investigating regulatory failures that impact our environment
- Exposing political resistance to climate action
- Showcasing promising climate solutions and clean energy transitions
- Breaking crucial stories about climate policy decisions
But we can't do this vital work without your support. As government funding for journalism faces increasing pressure, we're turning to readers like you to help us continue our mission.
We're aiming to raise $150,000 by December 31 to maintain our rigorous climate coverage. Your contribution will help us:
- Deploy reporters to communities across Canada
- Produce in-depth investigative series
- Create accessible explainers on complex climate science
- Hold politicians accountable on climate commitments
Join us in the fight for climate truth. In these challenging times, fact-based journalism isn't just important—it's essential.
Tax receipts available for donations of $100 or more when you donate to the Climate Solutions Reporting Project, a collaboration with the Institute for Sustainability, Action and Education (I-SEA).
Together, we can ensure that Canadians have access to the climate coverage they need to make informed decisions about our shared future.
Adrienne Tanner
Editor-in-Chief
Canada's National Observer