Nearly two months have passed since the polls closed in B.C. and at last British...
Spring flooding in Canada this year upended lives, inundated city streets and swamped houses, prompting...
The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear an appeal brought by the West...
The future of Alberta’s sprawling tailings ponds is in serious crisis. As of right now,...
The lives of salmon and bears in B.C. are inextricably linked and new research by...
While news of Saskatchewan’s plan for a small geothermal power plant was met with excitement...
Almost exactly a year ago, B.C. Hydro touted “broad support” for its controversial Site C dam —...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has long been criticized for lowballing the potential for renewable...
By Matt Price for iPolitics. Don’t think for a second that it’s Christy Clark’s nature to...
A race to expand B.C. natural gas pipelines and infrastructure is on, signalling two possible...
When it comes to developed nations Canada is a laggard on the environmental rights front....
Roland Willson is a practical man. As chief of the West Moberly First Nation in...
Alberta is a province renown for its political dynasties. Since its founding in 1905, only...
Last week Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau managed to capture international headlines for a kayak...
By Trevor Jang for Discourse Media. Opponents of a massive liquefied natural gas project proposed...
Politics and propaganda have never been strangers to one another, but what’s happening to political...
Saskatchewan has developed a bit of a negative reputation on the environmental front lately. Guess...
Unrefined fossil fuels won’t be shipped out of a small Washington State export facility at...
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