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‘We were essentially silenced’: current and former Ministry of Environment officials say they were powerless after Doug Ford killed the Endangered Species Act

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) is making a risky bet on gas to power the build-out of data centres for artificial intelligence (AI). By supplying the insatiable demand for energy ass...

The wildfire smoke has choked my faith in Canada's climate future, writes Adam Radwanski. We used to at least be trying. Now we're betting against energy transition.

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Some lobby organizations that work for environmental organizations also work for the fossil fuel industry.

To judge by the way many people discuss the energy transition, we’re engaged in a fight between green idealogues in government and academia on the one hand, and a more realistic private sector that re...

Low wind and sun in the North Sea increase electricity price volatility in Northern Europe, fueling debate over nuclear energy's role in stabilizing renewables.

Clean energy dies in darkness. Courtesy of Jeff Bezos.

LNG Canada delayed reporting ‘integrity issue’ to regulators and never fully informed the public, while locals raised concerns about noise, smoke and emissions

The study provides insights that could potentially extend the warning lead time of cold extremes in the United States, Canada, and Asia.

I’m suing the country’s largest pension manager to protect my retirement fund

Sacrificing B.C.’s coastal economy, ecosystems, and communities, and First Nations territories is not nation-building.

Privy Council Clerk Sabia playing key role in brokering accord that would involve tanker ban exemption

At the same time that Prime Minister Mark Carney was announcing a new tranche of major projects his government wants to fast-track, including a new gas export terminal, Canada’s representatives were t...

Facing landmark climate litigation, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments, or CPPIB) has committed at least $7.1 billion to new oil, gas, coal and pipeline assets in the last year....

Premiers in two provinces have denounced Danielle Smith’s ideas for new oil pipelines

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's preferred framing for the issue of a new pipline creates a challenge and a potential trap for Prime Minister Mark Carney.

The president of an organization representing First Nations along British Columbia's North Coast says it won't support a new bitumen pipeline proposal from Alberta's premier "now or ever."

In a release Monday afternoon, the company announces workforce cuts to come by the end of 2027.

As Prime Minister, Mr. Carney at last has an opportunity to deliver on calls to action he outlined in 2015

Principles urge major investors like public pensions to direct capital toward real-world decarbonization, community resilience, and green jobs

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Removing carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere is widely expected to play a key role in meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement.

Prime Minister Carney also announced a new fund with $5-billion to assist affected companies, expand existing loan programs

It’s imperative the two spots fill a troubling gap in the current board: a complete lack of identified climate expertise, and an overabundance of oil and gas entanglements.

Documents reveal that oil and gas giant Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNRL) failed to follow its own plan to deactivate thousands of B.C. pipelines