Montreal West resident and Concordia University professor Lorne Switzer called on the town to remove a new BIXI bicycle station from Rugby Park, which is located on Radcliffe Avenue just

Essential research findings to support decision-making in a critical decade.

Andy Burnham, the prime minister and leader of the Labour Party, wants cheap, popular policies. Well, only seven per cent of voters support the current low tax on private jet fuel.

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It would be one thing if the arguments for expanding fossil fuels were geostrategic or economic. The public could weigh the projects and forecasts against protection of lives, species and livelihoods....

The Clean up your Mess campaign website relaunches with a focus on how landowners, taxpayers and municipal leaders can get involved and join the campaign

The Trump administration is “days not weeks” away from undoing Biden-era methane gas standards.

Other measures include a 'super-reduction' to Canada's marginal effective tax rate and further automating traveller screening at the nation's airports.

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Not one taxpayer dollar should be used to pay for a profitable industry's unpaid bills and cleanup costs.

What is the rise of AI capital, and what does it mean for contemporary work, culture, and the ecological state of our planet? John Bellamy Foster dispels the myth of... READ MORE

Bill C-39 should be studied by relevant existing House of Commons Standing Committees

The other week was NYC Climate Week, which happens every year alongside the UN General Assembly. This means that, for a few days, New York i

Province released Traffic Safety Act on Wednesday.

Rebates were tax-free payments that compensated consumers for the cost of carbon taxes

ALT: Ryan Reynolds' WTF Reaction

High Court reverses NSW approval for an extension of one of the country's biggest coal mines because of its climate impacts, a verdict environmentalists say may overturn other mine approvals.

As municipal and provincial elections approach, BC’s biggest, most expensive cities should face scrutiny for their role in the ongoing housing crisis.

Cities too often use their powers to restrict housing or make it too expensive to build while forcing new housing onto noisy main roads

Politicians talk about the energy affordability crisis but don't always grapple with the root causes — or the solutions. Here’s the lowdown.