Canada's Catherine McKenna announces coal phase out for 2030
Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is announcing a plan to phase out the use of coal-fired electricity by 2030.
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Climat: Trudeau ne respectera pas l'Accord de Paris, voici pourquoi
Un détail important avait été omis: le Canada est un pays pétrolier. Au fait, il s'agit de la deuxième réserve mondiale. Le Canada, l'Alberta... et la Bourse de Toronto
Concerns raised about possible ongoing problems at CNRL well in Alberta
Surface water collected near four fissures in the ground continues to show an oily sheen.
Analysis: Trump’s Not the Centre of the Universe (Or the Climate)
The reverberations of Trump’s win are still being felt in Marrakech where delegations from some 200 countries were deliberating the details of the Paris Agreement.
Oil production must start falling to keep planet safe: International Energy Agency
That's not what Canada is planning to do....
Opinion: Trudeau-backed Keystone XL will exceed climate pollution from 100 nations
Trudeau asked for it. Trump will approve it. Our climate is going to get it...
More than 7,000 cities fighting climate change
Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson took centre stage at the UN climate talks
Canada and Argentina pursue mining partnership in wake of cyanide disaster
Canada and Argentina announced incentives for the mining industry in the Latin American country just as controversy erupted over environmental damage at a Canadian mine.
Le Canada et l'Argentine intensifient leur collaboration malgré un désastre minier
Le Canada et l'Argentine renforcent leur collaboration dans le secteur minier après qu'une mine d'or canadienne soit accusée du pire désastre minier de l’histoire de l’Argentine
Canadians may not realize 'magnitude of challenge' in 2050 climate strategy
Government insists the country should find a way to cut emissions 80 per cent below 2005 levels by 2050 in order to match the ambition of the international Paris climate accord.
Montreal women chain themselves to "rotten" pipeline
The three Montreal-area women said they were taking matters into their own hands to protect the public from the risk of a spill that could contaminate drinking water for the entire region.
Husky Energy says ground movement to blame for pipeline spill that contaminated drinking water of thousands
Husky Energy says ground movement is the reason a section of its pipeline burst in late July, leaking more than 220,000 litres of crude oil into the North Saskatchewan River.
Indigenous sexual assault survivors plead for UN action against Canadian mining giant
More than 100 Indigenous women are demanding additional compensation from Toronto-based mining giant Barrick Gold after being sexually assaulted at a mine in Papua New Guinea.
Indigenous Latin American women craft climate change solutions in Marrakech
A year ago, Indigenous women from across Latin America began collecting stories about how climate change is affecting their lives. They did this to craft solutions that aligned with their values.
After Canada fought for Indigenous rights in the Paris Agreement, what will it do at home?
Indigenous leaders say more has to be done to live up to promises to respect Indigenous rights, both on the international stage, and domestically in Canada.