Canada's Climate Daily

Trump adviser issues dire warning to Canada

Ottawa formally criticizes Indigenous-children compensation ruling

Ministers for justice and Indigenous services released a joint statement saying the Human Rights Tribunal's order in September "does not properly address all issues."

Nova Scotia imagines a clean energy future

Nova Scotia's largest environmental group has published a study that envisions a province where more than 40 per cent of cars are hybrids or electric, heat pumps are widespread and imported electricity replaces coal.

Letter to the Editor: Stop peddling the pipeline fantasy

Next leader of Ontario's Liberal Party will have 'back-breaking' work

The person tasked with the "back-breaking" job of rebuilding Ontario's Liberal party will need both strong organizational skills and the ability to adapt to an increasingly unpredictable political landscape, according to experts preparing to watch the party's leadership race unfold.

Bank of Canada announces a plan to prepare for climate shocks

The central bank's research agenda on climate change was announced this week by its senior deputy governor.

VCIB buys CoPower, eyes expansion of its green finance model

Vancouver City Savings Credit Union, colloquially known as Vancity, wanted to expand its sustainable-financing operations, the chief executive of its banking subsidiary told Canada's National Observer, and CoPower offered a great opportunity to do so.

Insiders reveal how Canada used dubious research to approve major industrial projects

From our archive: National Observer spoke to several scientists about their experiences with environmental assessments on major industrial projects that got approved after their proponents submitted dubious evidence in their applications. The consultants all experienced similar pressure to overlook evidence.