New research by Greenpeace Canada lays out a web of pro-oil and gas groups working together to influence public opinion on climate change

While Canada's energy minister pitches natural resources as central to a "recalibration" of economic risk, new Canadian Climate Institute figures show the country slipping further from its emissions g...

A once manageable infection is surging in the U.S., as the CDC warns that new strains are becoming resistant to antibiotics

Advocates confronted Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) executives at a meeting in Ottawa yesterday, urging them to strengthen their approach to the climate crisis and Indigenous rights.

It’s a common-sense prescription for the health-care system. The only wonder is that it took so long to happen.

A key piece of the Carney government’s economic agenda, Bill C-39, passed its first vote in the House of Commons Thursday when Conservatives voted with the majority Liberals to send the bill for study...

Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government is eliminating a watchdog position responsible for investigating allegations of human rights violations committed by Canadian companies operating abroad.

Alberta’s regulator exempted Suncor’s tailings release from environmental review. Fort Chipewyan’s three Nations are fighting back.

They say the best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour. That’s bad news for Alberta; again.

The agent has been involved in several arrests in the NYC area and Minneapolis, including where he allegedly used a Taser on a handcuffed man and forced a pregnant woman to the ground.

Equinor says it will retain a 70 per cent operating interest in the project, which would be the first deepwater oil development in Canada if it goes ahead.

With less than two weeks before the vote, dozens of businesses signed on to an open letter calling for national unity, including several heavy hitters in the energy sector. But oil producers and pipel...

Ontario will pay New York’s oil-burning Oswego plant for peak electricity while cleaner, lower-cost options sit closer to home. Are we winning yet?

Introduced by the provincial government this week, Bill 98 would amend and repeal multiple codes and acts to remove “barriers to new homes and infrastructure development.”

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A key piece of the Carney government’s economic agenda, Bill C-39, passed its first vote in the House of Commons Thursday when Conservatives voted with the majority Liberals to send the bill for study...

Joachim Agou has been dropped as the B.C. Conservative candidate for Victoria-Beacon Hill. Party leader Lorne Doerkson said that "there is no excuse for this" after offensive social media posts came t...

The choice is not between doing nothing and privatizing everything. It is between building an economy that serves people, and building one that serves investors.

The Nobel Prize rewards science, humanism and peace efforts.

Silicon Valley radicalization escalates

There have already been 428 lab-confirmed cases of seasonal influenza — and one death — in Alberta since the season began on Aug. 30. Amid a decline in immunization rates, experts are urging people to...

Newly released records bring advertising spending identified by The Trillium to more than $90M across five ministries

Why are Canadian politicians still using Twitter?

YouTube video by Senator Paula Simons

Two American litigation funders allege the Alberta separatist leader misled them into financing First Nations lawsuits even after his firm had been fired.

Premier Ford’s office calls the claims ‘categorically untrue and completely disconnected from reality’