As Toronto chokes on the hot smoke giving us the worst air quality in the world, Mark Carney speaks about the economic and sovereignty threats emanating from the U.S. and

Cyclists, drivers, TTC riders and pedestrians can unite in service of a better commute

Creating a bit of long-term dedicated space for pedestrians in Toronto is not something that should require years of study.

2025 was a record year for clean power but still falling short of what is needed

From home charging to battery wear-and-tear, there’s a lot to consider before buying a used electric vehicle.

Sheep can not only keep the grass around solar panels down, they can get to hard-to-reach areas that machines can’t get to.

Finding our way forward in the climate crisis by Talking Climate with Katharine Hayhoe on Patreon. Join Talking Climate with Katharine Hayhoe's community for exclusive content and updates.

Canada’s premiere electrification forum is bringing together a who’s-who of the industry for two days of learning, networking and action

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The Iran war is exposing how much the global economy still depends on fragile fossil fuel supplies. The conflict has virtually choked off the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane for a fifth of the...

Alt: A close up of Catherine O’Hara in her role as Moira from #SchittsCreek with the subtitles “I DON’T BELIEVE THIS”.

The Liberal government has reached a deal with Beijing to allow tens of thousands of Chinese electric vehicles into the domestic market in exchange for dropping duties on canola products, Prime Minist...

We asked, you delivered. From mental health supports for the homeless to more public bathrooms to simply just ensuring the city is clean, here were the top ideas from Star

Toronto council has greenlit a proposal to build more than 20 kilometres of bike lanes outside the city’s downtown core. Very little discussion took place before councillors voted Wednesday to approve...

“When I heard that you can actually make money charging your EV, I said, ‘OK, let’s do this,” Urs Villiger says.

City council’s turnaround on a maximum temperature bylaw and standards for building emissions acknowledges that Toronto residents experience the climate crisis most acutely in their homes.

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Kingsmill Bond explains why the global march of "electrotech" has moved beyond the reach of US political interference.

Small-scale retail will be allowed on select 'community streets' downtown.

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Uruguay built a power grid that runs 99% on renewables—at half the cost of fossil fuels. Here’s how its bold energy overhaul became a global model.

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Solar and wind are growing so quickly that they outpaced all the growth in electricity demand this year. Which means they started eating into fossil fuelled power, leading to a modest but significant ...

The best days for the city lie ahead of it, but there are things we have to get right to make sure that happens.

The annual slidedeck from Kingsmill Bond and the Ember Futures team unpacks how electrotech is rewriting the economics and geopolitics of energy.

Is the clean energy revolution finally here? Over the past few years, the world has experienced a sudden and overwhelming surge in renewable energy installation and generation, outpacing even the most optimistic predictions from experts. This week on the GZERO World Podcast, **Ian Bremmer** talks to with**Bill McKibben** , an environmentalist and author, about the stakes and scale of the global energy transformation. His new book, "_Here Comes the Sun_ ," argues renewables aren’t just a climate fix—they’re a political and economic opportunity. * * * Costs from solar and wind have dropped so dramatically in the last 36 months that they’re now the cheapest way to produce electricity worldwide. And energy independence has become a national security issue amid so much global instability. But while China and Europe are pushing ahead in the race to power the future, the Trump administration is doubling down on fossil fuels. What happens if the US puts the brakes on clean energy, just as the rest of the world hits the gas? Or rather... plugs in the solar battery? Do we risk being left in the dark? _Subscribe to the GZERO World Podcast on_ _Apple Podcasts_ _,__Spotify_ _,__Stitcher_ ___, or your preferred podcast platform, to receive new episodes as soon as they're published_

The $1.1-million initiative will test how EVs can support the grid and provide load flexibility in real-world conditions

Clean Energy Canada partnered with Abacus Data on first-of-its-kind market research to better understand the next adopters of clean technologies.