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Donald Trump, whose past as a New York real estate developer makes him no stranger to red tape, unveiled sweeping plans on Thursday, January 9, 2020, to overhaul the way the United States evaluates the environmental impact of major infrastructure and energy projects.

Swedish activist and president attended UN climate summit in September: ‘He’s not listening to experts … why would he listen to me?’

Survival of four types of fish and four other species in doubt as government skirts conservation laws to build barrier in Arizona

A historic graveyard and chapel lie within the barrier’s 150ft ‘enforcement zone’ that the government has said it plans to raze

A judge has said the US-Mexico barrier, partially funded by an anti-migrant group, could damage a sanctuary and ecosystem

After a tumultous legislature session, Quebec Premier Francois Legault is heading to Hollywood and Silicon Valley, where the future of his province's troubled carbon market with California will figure high on his agenda.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau escaped an international summit with his relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump apparently intact in the wake of ill-timed comments that threatened to ignite tensions between the two leaders.

The person tasked with the "back-breaking" job of rebuilding Ontario's Liberal party will need both strong organizational skills and the ability to adapt to an increasingly unpredictable political landscape, according to experts preparing to watch the party's leadership race unfold.

Canada has affirmed it does not share the Trump administration's view that Israel's settlements in the West Bank are legal under international law, casting a vote supporting Palestinian self-determination at the United Nations.

The United States government is suing California for signing an emissions-reduction agreement with Quebec, saying the deal amounts to foreign policy that the state had no right to conduct.

Firm’s public calls for climate action contrast with backing for conservative thinktanks

With Trump expected to skip the UN climate summit, the question will be: what’s possible if the most powerful nation is pulling away from action?

A familiar U.S. face finally showed up front and centre on the federal campaign trail on Saturday, September 14, 2019: Donald Trump.

It’s difficult for many to understand how Trump still is able to not only seriously undermine the traditional democratic process in the US but also simultaneously have a highly negative spillover effect on other countries, including Canada.