August 1, 2026, Part 1, Volume 160, Number 31, Canada Gazette

August 1, 2026, Part 1, Volume 160, Number 31, Canada Gazette

Global report provides an alternative to climate breakdown, political extremism and economic tensions

Carney said there is momentum behind his nation-building agenda after receiving criticism from British Columbia Premier David Eby.

Two local unions represent more than 5,000 transit workers across the region.

While Canada may be clinging to fossil fuels, much of the world is moving on

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is trying to get rid of the city's ban on natural gas heating in new buildings as well as a suite of other rules designed to reduce emissions.

The prime minister plans to make it easier to kill off endangered species and pollute waterways in the name of fast-tracking private-sector development projects, Althia Raj writes.

Madrona School is Vancouver's only co-ed K–8 independent school for gifted, bright, and twice-exceptional learners. Est. 1993. Kitsilano campus.

Climate actions that move the needle

Today marks an important step forward for xʷməθkʷəy̓əm. Musqueam and Canada have signed landmark agreements recognizing Musqueam’s Aboriginal rights and strengthening Musqueam’s roles in fisheries, st...

The Carney Letters — an unauthorized series by Wayne Horton

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Some days it can feel as if climate catastrophe is inevitable. But history is full of cases – such as the banning of whaling and CFCs – that show humanity can come together to avert disaster

We're calling on the Carney government to deliver a People’s Power Grid, an East-West Grid that provides affordable, reliable, renewable electricity to people from coast to coast to coast.