The wildfires are a warning from Mother Earth: Suzuki
It's not just happening in British Columbia, writes celebrated Canadian scientist, environmentalist and TV broadcaster David Suzuki.
Energy
Government gives OK, but companies must actually build pipelines: minister
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr defends his government's ability to get major resource projects moving, saying proposals have been approved and it's now up to proponents to get building.
Opinion: Nova Scotia needs to go beyond Harper targets on climate
Halifax environmental consultant Peggy Cameron's open letter to Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil calls on the provincial government to get serious about renewable energy.
Alberta's Derek Fildebrandt says he made mistakes billing the government for meals
"I should have been more careful in reviewing them before signing off," said Alberta MLA Derek Fildebrandt."I take the custodianship of taxpayers money with the utmost seriousness."
Leaky pipeline near Montreal still moving oil despite warnings from regulator
A year after Sylvie Rozon found an exposed segment of Trans-Northern pipeline on her family's land, no permanent solution has been found.
EXCLUSIVE: Washington state officials troubled by oilpatch secrets
"The times of oil companies asking the public to trust them are over," said one Washington State oil spill response official in documents obtained by National Observer.
How far will Freeland go to get climate change in NAFTA?
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says she has spotted an opportunity to integrate more environmental provisions into NAFTA.
Science Says: Fast-melting Arctic sign of bad global warming
One of the coldest places on Earth is so hot it's melting.
Quebec to pay Petrolia $20.5 million to end Anticosti oil development
The Quebec government will pay $20.5 million to Petrolia as part of its plan to end oil development on Anticosti Island.
Environmentalists wary of proposed nuclear waste depot near Ottawa River
The Canadian Nuclear Laboratories company is planning on building a waste disposal site on land around the Chalk River Laboratories, in Chalk River, Ont.
B.C. government takes first swing at stopping Kinder Morgan
British Columbia's new government has taken its first steps to stop Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion project to the west coast.
Brad Wall drops bombshell
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall made a bombshell announcement Thursday about his retirement from politics
B.C. government to make announcement about Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Two key British Columbia cabinet ministers are expected to outline the government's next steps Thursday on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion after campaigning against the project.
Site C: A 21st Century Titanic
There is finally an opportunity to sink the Site C dam project, Warren Bell writes — and given wide-ranging and expert-driven resistance to the project, he thinks that's a good thing.
US scientists contradict Trump's climate claims
Federal scientists are warning that burning fossil fuels is already driving a steep increase in the United States of heat waves, droughts and floods.