Climate change, climate solutions, and the climate emergency are at the core of Canada's National Observer's mission and excellence in reporting. Our daily news and in-depth journalism on climate instability and the race to net zero are used by citizens, academics and policymakers to make sense of the growing climate crisis. Our name from time to time appears as a byline on our articles. It indicates the piece is an opinion by our management team or it is company news.
This editorial calling for action from world leaders on the climate crisis is published today by more than 30 media organizations in more than 20 countries
As editor-in-chief, Pugliese will further CNO’s mission of reporting on our changing climate in Canada and around the world and Linda Solomon Wood will continue to lead business and growth strategy.
Shaghayegh Tajvidi will oversee the expansion of CNO’s climate reporting into new forms of storytelling that will bring us to the cutting edge of modern journalism.
While criticism is an integral part of journalism and democracy, there can be no tolerance for hate and harassment of journalists or for incitement of attacks on journalists for doing their jobs.
Canada’s National Observer has been nominated for the Jack Webster Foundation’s Environmental Reporting Award for Marc Fawcett-Atkinson’s “Canada is drowning in plastic waste — and recycling won’t save us.”
