A planned $33 billion investment in the second phase will double LNG Canada’s export capacity, bringing more gas, infrastructure and emissions to B.C.’s North Coast

Analysts for Hydro-Québec made the case Thursday morning that the utility needs to act urgently to limit the impact of the growing data centre industry on energy costs for Quebecers. In a public heari...

The General Assembly pledged to help countries threatened by sea-level rise, but many challenges remain.

The ball for the west coast oil pipeline — sorry, the "Pacific Link" — is now fully in the oil and gas industry's court. One big question remains: are they actually willing to fill it?

Mark Carney's decision to list the Pacific Link Pipeline as a 'project of national interest' is drawing concern from environmental, political and Indigenous groups.

The 1,200-km Pacific Link heavy oil export line, to be jointly owned by the federal and Alberta governments and developed by TMX operator Trans Mountain Corp, enters a streamlined federal review aimin...

Despite contributing the least to the warming effects of climate change, younger generations are projected to be disproportionately exposed to extreme fire weather.

As Russia launches major attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter, one non-profit delivering portable solar energy systems nationwide is turning to front-line Kherson, racing to reac...

The LNG Canada megaproject in Kitimat, British Columbia, is expected to announce a final investment decision today to double its output to up to 30 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year, th...

Electrification is an opportunity for Canada to expand its economy, with the potential to add C$3.1 trillion and unlock more than 1.6 million jobs by 2050 compared to a business-as-usual scenario, sug...

Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that an oil sands pipeline to the British Columbia coast, now officially titled the Pacific Link Pipeline, will be designated as a project of national interest...

In response to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s designation of the West Coast Oil Pipeline, renamed the Pacific Link, as a project of national interest, Dr. Julia Sawatzky, an emergency medicine resident ...

Our national pension manager is about to answer to Canadians – and we need thousands of voices there. Every two years, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), the organization responsible f...

50 years to the day after the world’s first look at a decarbonized future, PM will commit to a pipeline that increases Canada’s emissions by 230 million tonnes, saddles taxpayers with a $43.7-billion ...

Scott Moe said Tuesday his government is looking at building the reactors somewhere in the province's northwest — and the first could be online in 2042.

The major projects will mean there are more ships on the water and more pressure on habitats, 'so we must scale up our systems to protect marine life in the event that something goes wrong,' Carney sa...

The record-breaking oceanic phenomenon isn't just raising global temperatures — it's also canceling Atlantic tropical cyclones.

The $33-billion project to double processing capacity at the Shell-led BC terminal would generate economic development and thousands of construction jobs. But analysts and sustainability campaigners w...

As the EU moves forward with its implementation package to deliver the 2040 climate target, the first of its climate files to be reviewed is the EU Emission Trading System (ETS). After having seen the

New policy proposed in Bill C-39 will allow developers to buy credits or pay fees to compensate for the habitats they destroy.

VANCOUVER | Traditional, unceded territory of the Musqueam (xʷməθkʷəy̓əm), Squamish (Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw), and Tsleil-Waututh (səlilwətaɬ) – A Final Investment Decision (FID) has been announced toda...

The tension between pipeline support and concerns about climate is at the heart of what we call the politics of continuity: the struggle over what we should preserve amid deepening instability.

Municipalities across the province are tasked with adapting vital infrastructure to survive the risks of climate change. The billion-dollar question they’re asking: How can they pay for it?

Ontario’s premier sees no reason why it should take more than four years to build a 3,300 kilometre pipeline between Alberta and his province. “We just believe that it can get done,” he said.

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Canada’s National Observer has decided to publish the segment of the Zoom call that corroborates its reporting.

Germany became the third country, after France and the Netherlands, to publish a roadmap for moving away from oil, coal, and gas, but advocacy groups warn that the government's own policies, from gas ...

The Whistler Glacier is in the most dire condition and could disappear within the next 10 years, finds a new study from Simon Fraser University.

Some of Canada’s planned major projects are coming up against consent obligations with First Nations, while the federal government offers Indigenous groups a 15% stake in the Trans Mountain Pipeline t...

The politicking around a new west coast oil pipeline is almost done. Now the real work begins — and the real challenge reveals itself.

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When the Liberals proposed overhauling major project approvals, the public worried it would concentrate power and infringe on Indigenous Rights. Now, pipelines and nuclear development will be reviewed by an energy agency, instead of environmental

A new study from Simon Fraser University published in the journal Annals of Glaciology says the Whistler Glacier is in the most dire condition and could disappear within the next 10 years.

A year of climate extremes offers the latest evidence that the planet is “out of balance.”

This new form of denialism has our political leaders assuring us they understand and accept the warnings about climate change — but they are in denial about what this scientific reality means for poli...

The groups were brought together for the Adaptation Canada 2026 conference in Toronto — the third such gathering since 2016.

Thanks to BC's snap election, Canadians won't know for at least another month whether the RCMP division that policed Fairy Creek and Wet'suwet'en protests needs reform.

By law, mining companies are supposed to update their restoration and rehabilitation plans every five years at a minimum, to ensure financial guarantees are current with a mine’s on-the-ground reality...

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Canada Investment Summit quietly brought clean energy right into the middle of the investment conversation, says senior financial analyst Sandra Odendahl of Catalyst Clima...

Canada's cleantech sector generated about $43.3 billion in GDP and $10.8 billion in exports in 2024, figures that surprise many Canadians—including people in government, says Peter McArthur, chair of ...

Members of a self-described "climate caravan" tried to deliver hundreds of photos and stories about the effects of wildfires and flooding to MPs' desks in the House of Commons.

Critics are already calling out climate policy weaknesses underlying the upcoming COP31 annual climate summit, as a flagship initiative leaves out a clean energy commitment and the summit’s hosts cont...

Climate finance and clean industrial policy give Canada an opportunity to strengthen its economic competitiveness, build strategic partnerships, and deliver high-integrity climate outcomes, the Canadi...

As many as 451,000 more heat-related deaths between June and the end of February could be attributed to El Niño, compared with heat deaths expected in a typical year, finds Climate Impact Lab in a new...