Matteo Cimellaro
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Analysis, Urban Indigenous Communities in Ottawa
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January 6th 2025
A National Marine Conservation Area promises to deliver resources for more monitoring and an ongoing scientific understanding of the vast climate changes the North is undergoing.
But to the people of Churchill, that’s not good enough on its own; a deepening scientific understanding, many believe, must include the region's lived ancestral knowledge.
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The idea of tapping into the heat trapped inside deeper reaches of the earth has been around for decades, and has been exploited in places like Iceland where it’s particularly close to the surface. But for most parts of the world, that heat — a free and potentially limitless source of energy — has remained out of reach until now.
Max Fawcett
Opinion, Politics
| January 6th 2025
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Zaida Schneider is spending his retirement protecting a sliver of the Salish Sea — False Creek — near his home in downtown Vancouver.
Patricia Lane, Zaida Schneider
Opinion, Climate Solutions Reporting
| January 6th 2025
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As one of the world's most influential sectors, entertainment is uniquely positioned to shape global narratives and model the practical, low-carbon transition that pushes boundaries and shifts how we talk about sustainability and decarbonization.
Melanie Windle, Zena Harris
Opinion
| January 6th 2025
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Few countries have emerged completely unscathed over the past two years, but Spain, a country beloved for its welcoming climate, was especially wounded.
Umair Irfan
News
| January 6th 2025
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Trump promised to enact 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports unless both countries meet his demand to beef up security at the American border.
The Canadian Press
News
| January 3rd 2025
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre gave a lengthy interview to psychologist and media personality Jordan Peterson, touching on his vision for Canada and how he plans to implement it.
Dylan Robertson
News, Politics
| January 3rd 2025
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The warmer the lakes get, the more heat and moisture there is, intensifying snowfall. As warmer winters limit the amount of ice cover, those storms may stretch deeper into the season.
Jordan Omstead
News
| January 3rd 2025
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From the archives
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Rochelle Baker
News, Island Insider
| April 12th 2023
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