The province's Independent Electricity System Operator projects as much as 92 per cent more electricity will be needed by 2050 to feed Ontario’s energy-hungry economy. The province could — and should ...

Despite a federal government energy strategy that looks to be tilting the table in favour of the fossil fuel industry, with a new gas pipeline okayed and fresh tax incentives for LNG export and oil pr...

More than 9 GW of new offshore wind projects came online last year. The sector is set to grow even more as nations in Europe and Asia seek out domestic clean power.

The Santa Marta conference was not intended to produce new agreements, but to generate momentum outside the gridlocked UN process.

Don Gillmor's essay is well worth a read.

Countries continue to turn to renewables for national security despite Trump's attacks on wind and solar.

Last year was a coast-to-coast climate car wreck.

Two Canadian banking giants recently announced they are retreating from their climate targets, in part due to government policy.

Wind, solar, and batteries are more critical than ever as the world faces a fossil fuel crisis, and spring is when these resources hit their stride.

At a time when civilization is hurtling toward irreversible climate breakdown, it would be journalisting malpractice to overlook the climate consequences of three of Earth's deadliest militaries going...

The pace of global warming has nearly doubled since 2015, the year the Paris climate agreement was adopted, and the atmosphere is on track to push permanently past the threshold of 1.5°C average warmi...

Two new studies conclude that stabilizing long-term climate risks will require sustained net-negative carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions for centuries. Approaching the problem from distinct perspectives—l...

Any war has winners and losers. In this one, Trump is the biggest loser of all. But how many schoolgirls and teachers must die, how much pain and pollution will it take, to break through to the wins?

The wind and the sun don’t need to transit the Strait of Hormuz

In this episode, Nate is joined by John Cook, a researcher who has spent nearly two decades studying science communication and the psychology of misinformation. John shares his journey from creating t...

The wind and the sun don’t need to transit the Strait of Hormuz

Prime Minister Carney's promise at Davos to "build our strength at home" would do well to learn from former Canadian cabinet minister C.D. Howe, who established 28 new Crown corps during WWII

It’s not just about the trade war. Nearly half of America’s neighbors to the north now think the U.S. is a bigger threat to world peace than Russia.

After two straight years of flat or declining annual emissions, China is pressing ahead with new policies and technologies to drive further cuts, though key targets may remain out of reach.

A new automotive strategy designed primarily to bolster Canadian sovereignty and strengthen the country’s auto industry may be gaining early buy-in from consumers with the promise of more affordable e...

Climate analysts and advocates are pushing back after two prominent fossil fuel advocates published an attack on two of the remaining pillars of Canada’s climate strategy—federal methane regulations, ...

By empowering local ‘heritage custodians,’ the Preserving Legacies project is bringing people-power to the front lines of climate adaptation

OPINION | Environmentalists should be promoting pathways to genuinely decarbonized oil, not blocking progress on CCS

One sign that emissions may be close to their tipping point came in early July 2025, in startling results in data collected by Climate TRACE, reports the journal Science. As researchers assembled thei...

Contracted energy costs for wind and solar projects in Canada have fallen to half of what they were 10 years ago, new analysis shows.

Contracted energy costs for wind and solar projects in Canada have fallen to half of what they were 10 years ago, new analysis shows.

The federal government is beginning to tally the "invisible" benefits of oceans that don’t show up on balance sheets.

As Canada’s teams, sponsored in part by Petro-Canada, prepare to head to Italy for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan–Cortina, Podborski is among thousands of Canadians surveyed who argue the Games sho...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is doing away with the EV availability standard, promising to replace it with more stringent tailpipe regulations and rebates to encourage Canadians to buy EVs.

2025 was the third hottest year on record, but thousands of cities saw record heat and one broke a record for cold.

After dismantling many of the climate policies put in place by the previous government, Prime Minister Mark Carney has quietly directed his government to craft a national electricity strategy.

After dismantling many of the climate policies put in place by the previous government, Prime Minister Mark Carney has quietly directed his government to craft a national electricity strategy.

Technology gains mean that one ship load of solar PV panels is now worth more to the grid than 120 coal carriers, or 57 LNG tankers.

Canada’s LNG expansion colliding with global oversupply, falling Asian demand, and high financing costs. Most capacity won’t be built, and some will strand.

Turning waste into heat, knowledge under attack, and how science benefits you

A sheet of ice two miles thick (and also some remarkable people)

So now it’s out in the open - the “Don-roe” Doctrine.

The activist and author of Here Comes the Sun discusses rapid advances in solar and wind power and how the US ceded leadership in the sector to its main rival