Carl Meyer
Ontario and climate investigations reporter
Carl Meyer is The Narwhal's Ontario and climate investigations reporter, based in Ottawa. In 2024 he won a Canadian Association of Journalists award for his dogged reporting on the climate pledges of oilsands companies. Carl's work has been featured in a political party's attack ad, in academic research, on the radio, in newspapers and in newsletters. Prior to The Narwhal, he worked at Canada's National Observer where he wrote about the science and politics of climate change, and at the Hill Times where he covered defence, diplomacy and international trade. Carl's position is supported in part by the Trottier Family Foundation. As per The Narwhal's editorial independence policy, the foundation has no editorial input.
Stories by Carl Meyer
Canada says anti-greenwashing law prevents industry from ‘speaking up’
Prime Minister Mark Carney is moving to nix some rules around how fossil fuel companies...
RSVP: Unpacking Carney’s major projects push
Join The Narwhal for a free Zoom event on Dec. 2 to unpack the process,...
Alberta wants to release treated oilsands waste into the Athabasca River. Mikisew Cree First Nation says it’s ‘unacceptable’
Prime Minister Mark Carney promised a clean drinking water law for Indigenous communities, but it...
Fast-track or fake-track? Sorting hype from reality in Carney’s major projects blitz
Canada’s list of nation-building projects just got longer — but the federal fast-track isn’t everything...
Doug Ford is abandoning his own climate commitments
The Ontario government is repealing its law requiring a provincial climate plan and emissions reduction...
These are the environmental programs to be cut under Carney’s first budget
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s budget scales back rules around greenwashing, and hints an oil and...
Highway 413, Vancouver port expansion have the eye of the feds, newly released documents show
Controversial initiatives appear among an internal list compiled by federal officials in March, showing 17...
A cloud of suspicion over a housing mega-development
The Tewin project promises environmentally friendly housing that advances reconciliation in Ottawa. Can it live...
Ford government wants more power over Ontario’s drinking water
Move to support ‘housing and infrastructure development’ comes 25 years after fatal tragedy in Walkerton...