Canada's Climate Daily

CBC fails the Cross-Country Checkup

What horrifies so many Canadians, and what the CBC leadership fails to appreciate from its embattled perch, is the urgency of this historic moment.

Polar bear den study unveils never-before-seen footage

With global warming affecting the bears’ food supply, researchers saw through the denning footage that polar bears are emerging earlier from their dens, which gives the cubs less time to develop, putting them at risk.

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

Adrian Dix, B.C. minister of Energy and Climate Solutions, is making it mandatory to use Canadian renewables to meet the province's cleaner fuel benchmarks in a bid to bolster domestic producers and clean energy economy in the face of Trump tariffs.

Canada’s critical minerals and why Trump wants them

Conservatives attack Mark Carney over his firm's relocation to the U.S.

On Wednesday, the Conservative party accused Carney of lying to the media after Tuesday's Liberal leadership debate and of indirectly helping U.S. President Donald Trump in his quest to get firms to relocate to the U.S.

Pipeline follies in the Far North – a lesson from the past

We should learn from the history of a post-war pipeline project that at one point seemed vital then was quickly abandoned, and cleaned up extremely slowly.

Can solar power avoid Trump’s culture wars?

The industry is rebranding itself as a symbol of American "energy dominance."

Small-town mayors on both sides of Canada and U.S. border try to keep it friendly

Bigger municipalities in B.C. have been talking of boycotts and reciprocal action against the threat of American tariffs on Canadian exports, with Vancouver's council voting to direct procurement contracts to Canadian businesses instead of American ones, and suburban New Westminster asking staff to halt non-essential work trips to the United States.