The warming of the world's oceans caused by climate change helped double Hurricane Melissa's wind speed in less than 24 hours over the weekend, climate scientists said Monday.

They rocketed past the Americans decades ago. Now they are set to blow past even the Saudis with a massive new LNG industry – in charts.

New projections suggest a reckoning is coming in the housing market as wildfires and flooding continue and that has implications for the Canadian economy

Typhoon Rai killed more than 400, displaced nearly 3.2 million, and destroyed more than a million homes in 2021

Tim Hortons is just the latest example of coffee price increases plaguing global markets. And some food economics experts say the overall price hikes from coffee shops to grocery stores have the poten...

Coastal First Nations remain opposed to any project or proponent that would bring crude oil tankers into our coastal territories.

A coalition of more than 250 mayors and city councillors from across Canada is calling on the federal government to keep #ElbowsUp with nation-building projects that respond to the climate emergency, ...

For people, for peace, for the planet. An invitation to join the Sept. 20 mass day of action.

A new study has linked the deadliest type of disaster — heat waves — directly to major fossil fuel companies and their products.

Join us this September to draw the line against injustice, pollution, and violence; for a future of peace, clean energy, and fairness.

Concerns about the nomination of former Trans Mountain Corporation CEO, Dawn Farrell to spearhead the newly launched Major Projects Office.

A reckless increase in LNG exports are putting whales in the path of dangerous tankers. Will you join me in sending a letter to the Minister of Transport now calling for better protections against thi...

A landmark legal ruling leaves no doubt that continuing fossil fuel production and use, let alone expanding it, violates the law.

Join us this September to draw the line against injustice, pollution, and violence; for a future of peace, clean energy, and fairness.

Why should a BC city of just over 100,000 help fund Sue Big Oil, a lawsuit against some of the world’s wealthiest corporations? The answer is simple: Cities incur huge costs because of climate change.

photo supplied Erin Ellis Think globally. Act legally. That was the message Monday as a pair of recent Centennial Secondary grads called for Coquitlam to

"We have failed to shift the narrative and we are still caught up in the same legal, economic and political systems," said David Suzuki in an exclusive interview with iPolitics. "For me, what we've go...

The bank said it is considering potential changes to its overall approach to sustainable finance, including its Sustainable Finance Framework

The BC Climate Emergency Campaign has issued a report card evaluating the BC government’s progress on implementing ten urgent climate actions.