Canada's Climate Daily

Canada’s oil and gas sector filled up on federal COVID emergency cash

At a time when climate science demands a rapid transition off fossil fuels, Ottawa approved more than $1.3 billion for oil and gas companies through the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy.

Old-growth protesters allege RCMP’s Fairy Creek actions defy recent court order

Police are continuing to employ questionable tactics as they enforce an injunction at the Fairy Creek old-growth blockades on Vancouver Island despite a recent court decision declaring their actions unlawful, activists allege.

Election call likely to happen this weekend

‘Blue’ hydrogen may pollute more than coal, new research finds

Doug Ford won’t require vaccinations, but U of T will

The University of Toronto now says all who wish to walk its reopened halls must declare they are fully vaccinated or get tested twice a week, and a federation of the province’s faculty associations says the Ford government should enforce the same on all Ontario campuses.

Vaccine apartheid: Greed-driven companies putting profits above saving lives

In the debate over COVID-19 vaccine patents, a flawed logic is being used to justify putting profits above saving lives.

From the global climate panel to your kitchen cutting board

Surprisingly, individuals can do a considerable amount to fight climate change. And much of this battle takes place in the kitchen, writes Stephanie J. Miller. 

Movies: Ryan Reynolds tripping, a vacation going bad, and souls awaiting judgment

Also: Terror on a subway and a producer's scam in Hollywood.