The federal government has brought to bear an impressive suite of climate measures but rather than wielding all this hard and noble work like the political sword it should be, our Liberal leaders are parrying attack after attack from the Opposition.

While straight-up denying the existence of climate change has declined by a third, videos discrediting climate solutions, like EVs, have more than tripled.

Climate change and the affordability crisis are two political mountains that, far from being at odds, must be climbed together.

Not every federal party treats the need to develop climate action policies with the political reverence it deserves.

Canada faces a choice — and an opportunity — to cement climate-aligned trade relationships that will facilitate sustainable growth and prosperity, write Clean Energy Canada's Trevor Melanson and Oliver Sheldrick.

Now more than ever, Canadians need to understand that climate action is good for the pocketbook.

Success stories about tackling the climate crisis do exist. Whether they’re being effectively communicated to Canadians is another matter, writes Trevor Melanson.

While Canadians generally support stronger climate targets, a whopping 85 per cent admit they have “no real idea” what Canada’s actual target is, writes Clean Energy Canada's Trevor Melanson.

Canada, we need to change the channel, the authors write. First in a series about Canada's climate policy strengths.