Imperial Oil Could Face Charges for Violent Flaring Incident in Ontario’s Chemical Valley
It was just another evening in Sarnia, February 2017, when the apocalyptic flaring began. Without...
10 Handy Facts About Canadian Energy that You Actually Probably Want to Know
Every day, we’re assailed with dozens of facts and figures about energy issues in Canada:...
How a First Nation Bargained to Build B.C.’s Largest Solar Farm
The language and culture of the Upper Nicola Band honour the natural laws of the...
Canada’s Commitment of $220 Million to Transition Remote Communities Off Diesel a Mere ‘Drop in the Bucket’
There have been delays, exemptions, backtracking and threats of lawsuits — but the Pan-Canadian Framework...
What Canada Can Learn From Germany’s Renewable Revolution
Changing from an energy system powered by fossil fuels to one based on renewable energy...
Canada Is Replacing Coal With Natural Gas — And That’s A Huge Problem
On Friday, the federal government released its long-awaited draft regulations for the phase-out of coal-fired...
Q&A with Chris Turner on the People, Pipelines and Politics of the Oilsands
Chris Turner’s new book, The Patch: The People, Pipelines and Politics of the Oil Sands,...
Q&A with Andrew Weaver: The Future of B.C. Energy Beyond Site C and LNG
B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver was never a big fan of LNG, he says,...
Justin Trudeau May Look Pretty in a Kayak, But He’s No Climate Saint
Last week Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau managed to capture international headlines for a kayak...
