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→ Report finds most provinces are failing the transition away from diesel, burdening Canadians with increased economic, health, and environmental risks. → P.E.I. ranks first, Quebec second, while…

→ Report finds most provinces are failing the transition away from diesel, burdening Canadians with increased economic, health, and environmental risks. → P.E.I. ranks first, Quebec second, while…

The new look at Canada’s conservation economy comes amid federal cuts to departments like Environment, Climate Change and Nature and the Parks Canada agency, while other important conservation program...

The new look at Canada’s conservation economy comes amid federal cuts to departments like Environment, Climate Change and Nature and the Parks Canada agency, while other important conservation program...

Que pensent les adolescents québécois des sujets qui les touchent ? Régulièrement, La Presse ira à la rencontre de jeunes pour leur donner la parole. Cette semaine, on discute de lutte contre les chan...

CAPE released polling a few weeks ago, alongside the federal budget, showing that nearly two-thirds of people in Canada (64.5 per cent) support stronger methane regulations.

Groups who are concerned about the climate and health impacts of methane pollution issued the following statement:  At a time when we need to move faster on climate, it is disappointing to see Canada tapping the brakes. Oil and gas is responsible for the largest share of Canada’s emissions, and it is the industry whose emissions are rising fastest. Methane is the least expensive and easiest way to reduce these emissions at scale. It is extremely disappointing to see that Canada is failing to ...