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

Your access to our journalism is free — always. Sign up for our weekly newsletter for investigative reporting on the natural world in Canada you won’t find anywhere else.
'This is not a paywall' text illustration, in the black-and-white style of an album warning label
Your access to our journalism is free — always. Sign up for our weekly newsletter for investigative reporting on the natural world in Canada you won’t find anywhere else.
'This is not a paywall' text illustration, in the black-and-white style of an album warning label
As a journalist who has spent decades asking questions that cut through noise, I’m cautious where I place my trust. The Narwhal has earned it — through rigorous, independent reporting, careful, on-the-ground storytelling and a clear commitment to the public interest. It’s why I’ve become a member myself. Will you join me? The Narwhal needs to add 400 new members this month to keep telling these important stories. And if you join now, you’ll get a special tote bag as thanks. — Anna Maria Tremonti, founding host of CBC Radio’s The Current and member of The Narwhal’s board of directors
How The Narwhal earned my trust
Headshot of journalist Anna Maria Tremonti
As a journalist who has spent decades asking questions that cut through noise, I’m cautious where I place my trust. The Narwhal has earned it — through rigorous, independent reporting, careful, on-the-ground storytelling and a clear commitment to the public interest. It’s why I’ve become a member myself. Will you join me? The Narwhal needs to add 400 new members this month to keep telling these important stories. And if you join now, you’ll get a special tote bag as thanks. — Anna Maria Tremonti, founding host of CBC Radio’s The Current and member of The Narwhal’s board of directors
How The Narwhal earned my trust
Headshot of journalist Anna Maria Tremonti