After the Ontario election, remember: climate action is about leading government, not following it
The Progressive Conservatives, the party with the least ambitious environmental plan, have been re-elected. But...
Hope and mourning in the Anthropocene
Sept. 6, 2018
7 min. read
7 min. readUnderstanding ecological grief while our world changes around us
Things have never been so good for humanity, nor so dire for the planet
Aug. 28, 2018
11 min. read
On one side of the ledger, we have everything from women’s empowerment and the spread...
Elizabeth May: An Oilsands Bargain that Actually Makes Sense
April 25, 2018
5 min. read
In December 2015, the world agreed to the Paris Accord; to slash greenhouse gas emissions...
Ottawa’s Mandate to Promote Fish Farming at Odds with Tough Regulation
April 12, 2018
8 min. read
By Stan Proboszcz. This piece was first published on Policy Options. Does Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s (DFOs)...
Kinder Morgan is Blackmailing Canada and the Government is Letting it Happen
April 12, 2018
6 min. read
Kinder Morgan’s decision to suspend work on its controversial $7.4-billion Trans Mountain pipeline looks like...
B.C.’s Narrow Fracking Review Doesn’t Serve the Public Interest
March 29, 2018
4 min. read
By Amy Lubik, Ben Parfitt and Grand Chief Stewart Phillip Just two days before B.C....
Why Building the Trans Mountain Pipeline Will Increase Gas Prices in B.C.
March 28, 2018
7 min. read
Last week gasoline prices soared in southern B.C., with the price at the pump in...
Violence Against the Land Begets Violence Against Women
March 8, 2018
4 min. read
By Melina Laboucan-Massimo, David Suzuki Foundation Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Fellow. This piece originally...
