When the Suncor Energy Inc. plant in Port Moody, BC, spilled 225 barrels of R100...
Stephen Harper is not interested in root causes or academic debates. When Liberal Leader Justin...
There are few Canadians who can claim to have their finger on the pulse of...
Less than a generation ago, Canada was a world leader when it came to the...
Pitting the economy against the environment has always seemed to me to be a false...
This is a guest post by Mark Jaccard, one of Canada's most distinguised sustainable energy...
After months of testing the waters, TransCanada Corporation recently announced that it will begin taking commitments...
Imagine if you discovered that a doctor was doing open-heart surgery based on a technique...
TransCanada has made itself a defender of Canadian sovereignty in the debate over the Keystone...
Restrictions on public participation in energy decisions may actually backfire on the federal government. Last...
Canada's crown jewel of environmental research may yet survive the Harper government. Ontario Premier Kathleen...
Despite an international agreement to reduce emissions from carbon-intensive sources, oil and coal companies continue...
This post is the second in a series. Read part one at Learning from the...
A portion of Canada’s national archives is once again going on the chopping block as...
After several months of delay, the federal and Alberta governments have finally followed through on...
It was more than a little convenient to hear right-wing commentator Ezra Levant recently deliver...
The thought of more oil tankers and pipelines along the pristine coastline of Vancouver, British...
This is Part 1 in a four-part series outlining the attack on Canadian charities and...