As UN chief calls for stepped-up climate ambition, the re-elected Liberal government can provide international leadership, but only if Canada is meeting its own obligations
If re-elected, Justin Trudeau’s party pledges to aggressively phase out oil and gas GHGs
In summer of heat domes and wildfires, Conservatives’ lacklustre climate plan faces a credibility gap
While industry hails the staying power of natural gas, a new IPCC report calls for rapid GHG reductions to limit warming
Report: Canada needs a war-time level of mobilization to ensure that all buildings are refurbished no later than 2050
As carbon-neutral pledges mount, so do concerns that companies are putting too much focus on the “net” and not enough on the “zero”
Delivering on Canada’s climate promises requires top grades from provinces and territories. We grade the leaders and laggards
Bankers association, Loblaw parent co oppose mandatory "one size fits all" climate-risk disclosure, diversity targets
New report says climate change impacts have been disregarded, but adaptation is still a blip in the feds updated plan
What gets funded gets done, and Ottawa’s climate plan falls 80% short of what’s required
Roundtable makes business case for deep retrofits and net-zero new builds
Minister touts hydrogen-strategy potential to create jobs and slash GHGs by 25%
Alberta could be generating more revenue from carbon fibres than oil and gas by the middle of next decade
To maximize impact, it’s critical that government and business leaders combine public and private financial efforts
Building back to business-as-usual will reignite GHGs and represent a tragic missed opportunity.
The steep drop in greenhouse gas emissions resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic could make 2019 the peak year for GHGs, but only if governments around
Corporate directors have a legal obligation to address the risks and opportunities that climate change poses to the companies on whose board they serve, a
Linda Coady is a rare bird who can work on both sides of the deep and bitter divide separating oil-industry partisans and environmental advocates. After
With its reliance on heavy industry and its financing of coal-fired power, South Korea is an unlikely poster child for the low-carbon economy, but the
The COVID-19 pandemic represents an opportunity to “reposition” the Canadian economy to take full advantage of the low-carbon transition, the new chair of the Canada
The oil sands sector will have to embrace new technology and new products if it is going to prosper as the world transitions to a
Canada could reap sizeable economic and environmental gains by supporting better carbon management in our forests and on our farms, which are often treated as
Smaller manufacturers could boost recycling and lower GHGs if government delivers recycled content requirements
Canada needs to move aggressively to shift the transportation sector off fossil fuels and get people out of cars while taking full advantage of the
The federal government could create thousands of jobs and virtually eliminate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the country’s electricity sector with a $1.7 billion investment
We asked Canada’s thought leaders to weigh in with ideas for how the government should spend stimulus money as part of a Green Recovery. To
Ottawa –Finance Minister Bill Morneau has said little publicly about sustainable finance over the past seven months since a federally appointed panel argued that climate-related
Hydro-Québec is making a push into China’s exploding market for electric vehicles. The provincially owned utility is evolving from a company that simply generates and
As world leaders converge at this week’s climate summit in Madrid to debate how best to shift to a net zero-economy, Michael Sabia is leaving
It’s been a tough few years for the world’s largest manufacturers of natural-gas-fired turbines for the electricity sector, as the much-heralded dash to gas in
