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COP29 presidency slammed as ‘deplorable’ as countries head into the homestretch to land climate finance package

As the annual climate change negotiations enter their final days with countries still deeply divided over key issues, Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault called host country Azerbaijan's lack of ambition "deplorable" for the disappointing options on the table.
Negotiating survival
By
  • John Woodside
  • News
  • Politics
November 22nd 2024

Meta snubs CRTC by refusing to release info on news blocking measures

Last year, the company blocked news from Facebook and Instagram in response to the Online News Act. The legislation was aimed at Meta and Google and would have required Meta to compensate media outlets for displaying their content.
By
  • Anja Karadeglija
  • News
  • Politics
November 22nd 2024

UN climate summit is nowhere close to finance deal on final day

Countries at the United Nations climate summit amped up the pressure on themselves on Friday by entering the last scheduled day of talks with no visible progress on their chief goals.
By
  • Sibi Arasu
  • Melina Walling
  • Seth Borenstein
  • Michael Phillis
  • News
November 22nd 2024
Mark Siemens,

Bird flu forces B.C. poultry farmers to cull thousands of birds

Mark Siemens is a third-generation egg farmer in B.C.'s Fraser Valley and he recalls his grandfather sharing a story about fighting an unknown disease that raced through the farm decades ago, forcing him to cull the entire flock.
By
  • Nono Shen
  • News
November 22nd 2024

What’s up with the Conservative fixation on crickets?

The petition references a conspiracy theory popular with online influencers and some conservative politicians and pundits who say the federal government is part of a global plot, led by the World Economic Forum, that uses climate measures to force people into submission – including by making them eat insects.
Climate of denial
By
  • Marc Fawcett-Atkinson
  • News
November 22nd 2024

Cash for drink containers could help solve Ontario landfill overflow: MPP

Ontario is still dumping billions of bottles and cans while other provinces profit from a deposit-return recycling system. The province’s mounting waste problems has prompted Liberal MPP Mary-Margaret McMahon to introduce a private member’s bill calling for a deposit-return system for non-alcoholic beverage containers, aiming to reduce waste and pollution in one of the last provinces without such a program.
By
  • Abdul Matin Sarfraz
  • News
  • Climate Solutions Reporting
November 22nd 2024

How Republicans (sometimes) get on board with climate action

Getting anything accomplished under President-elect Trump might seem far-fetched. But it’s happened before.
Race Against Climate Change
By
  • Kate Yoder
  • News
  • US News
  • Politics
November 22nd 2024
a protestor getting arrested with a replica oil pumpjack in the background

Two Greenpeace members arrested for protest at Poilievre's residence

Two Greenpeace activists were arrested after chaining themselves to a replica oil pumpjack outside Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s official residence in Ottawa Thursday morning.
By
  • Natasha Bulowski
  • News
  • Politics
  • Ottawa Insider
November 21st 2024

Border agency sued for seizing 'forced labour' cargo shipments

Canada's border agency says it has detained about 50 shipments of cargo over suspicions they were products of forced labour under rules introduced in 2020 — but only one was eventually determined to be in breach of the ban.
By
  • Darryl Greer
  • News
  • Politics
November 21st 2024

Trump's choice for ambassador to Canada is former congressman Pete Hoekstra

Hoekstra served as U.S. ambassador to the Netherlands during Trump's first term as president. The current U.S. envoy to Canada, David Cohen, has held the post since 2021.
By
  • The Canadian Press
  • News
  • US News
  • Politics
November 21st 2024
Justin Trudeau,

B.C. bomb cyclone cut roads and power, snapped trees 'like gunshots'

The massive storm battered parts of coastal British Columbia with winds up to 170 km/h, equivalent to a Category 2 hurricane. A bomb cyclone is caused by rapidly dropping atmospheric pressure at the centre of a weather system.
By
  • Chuck Chiang
  • News
November 21st 2024
Justin Trudeau,

Liberals plan to give $250 cheques, cut GST over holidays

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said in a statement that the GST announcement is in response to his party's demands to permanently lift the goods and services tax on a range of expenses.
By
  • Nojoud Al Mallees
  • News
  • Politics
November 21st 2024

Global blueprint evolves to save minuscule marine creatures pivotal to life on earth

Plankton, the key ingredients of the primordial ocean soup that allowed all life to flourish, are central to a new UN manifesto highlighting the big role the microscopic creatures can play in tackling the triple threat of global warming, biodiversity loss, and pollution.
Oceans, Waterways & Coastlines
By
  • Rochelle Baker
  • News
  • Island Insider
November 21st 2024

Ontario planning experts slam Ford's war on bike lanes

Opposition continues to pour in over Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s fight against bike lanes. The Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI), with over 5,000 members, sent a letter to the government opposing new legislation that could remove bike lanes in Toronto or any other municipality.
By
  • Abdul Matin Sarfraz
  • News
  • Climate Solutions Reporting
November 21st 2024

Fossil fuel bosses get ‘red carpet’ at Cop29 despite concerns over influence

Revealed: more than 100 executives given special guest badges as activists challenge role of oil and gas firms at talks
Race Against Climate Change
By
  • Damian Carrington
  • Dharna Noor
  • Ajit Niranjan
  • Fiona Harvey
  • News
November 21st 2024

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