Canada's Climate Daily

'Where were you 10 years ago?' Musqueam activist asks climate strikers

As thousands show up for a glimpse of Greta Thunberg, Musqueam land protector asks the crowd tough questions.

WATCH: Greta Thunberg in Vancouver

Did memes affect the 2019 federal election?

“This could be ineffective and still ultimately not be in the spirit of free and fair elections," said Fenwick McKelvey, an associate professor at Concordia University who studied political memes during the federal vote.

Youth file lawsuit against federal government for lack of climate plan

A young plaintiff in a lawsuit against the federal government says she has suffered the debilitating consequences of Lyme disease because climate change has expanded the habitat of disease-carrying ticks.

What Trudeau needs to do to woo the West

Trudeau has to address two realities: the urgent need to reduce emissions, and the uneven cost that effort imposes across the country.

EU - German diplomats hope for climate policy "continuity" with Liberal minority win

The European Union and Germany say they appreciate the "continuity" in Canadian climate change policy that will result from the federal election result.

Taking governments to court on climate change

Fifteen young Canadians are suing the federal government over climate change. It's not the first climate change litigation. Here are five other cases:

Renewable power developers discover more energy sources make better projects

Third-generation farmer James Praskach has been burned by the oil and gas sector and watched wicked weather pound his crops flat, but he is hoping a new kind of energy — the renewable kind — will pay dividends.

City of Toronto encourages pollinator gardens

While most homeowners are raking autumn leaves, Mike Perozak is helping his neighbours in downtown Toronto prepare their gardens to welcome guests in the spring.