Mia Rabson
Reporter with the Canadian Press
About Mia Rabson
Threats, abuse move from online to real world, McKenna now requires security
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says she was recently walking outside a movie theatre with her children when a car slowly pulled to a stop beside them.
NAFTA panel says U.S. can't show harm from Canadian softwood industry
A joint NAFTA panel has given the United States three months to rethink its tariffs on imported Canadian softwood lumber but the saga for Canada's troubled softwood companies is far from over.
The art of sloganeering: How many ways can politicians say 'change'?
Change. Forward. Together. For you. They are the buzzwords of political campaigns worldwide, used time and again in various combinations, to sum up a campaign theme in few enough letters to fit on a podium sign.
Environment champions want voters to make climate their main priority this fall
Two leading Canadian activists say voters need to think about climate change as if we are a country at war against greenhouse-gas emissions.
Cities urge federal leaders to wade into wastewater debate
In Canada's largest city, raw sewage flows into Lake Ontario so often, Toronto tells people they should never swim off the city's beaches for least two days after it rains.
Canada pushing for Amazon protections in free-trade talks with Brazil
Canada is forging ahead with trade talks with the South American Mercosur trading bloc, hoping to push Brazil to better protect the critical Amazon rainforest, a government spokesman said on Tuesday, August 27, 2019.
G7 leaders should step up own climate plans to help the Amazon, Greenpeace says
Some Canadian environment groups are urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to put the brakes on attempts to seal a free trade agreement with Brazil until stronger policies to protect the Amazon rainforest are in place.
Canada's climate plan not enough, entire G7 must do more report says
The wealthiest countries in the world — including Canada — are lagging instead of leading in the fight against global warming, a new report says.
Politicians say elections law restricting partisan ads is 'absurd,' 'lunacy'
The man whose position on climate change is at the centre of a controversy over partisan campaign rhetoric weighed in on Monday, August 19, 2019, saying Elections Canada is stifling free speech if environmental groups can't produce ads that describe global warming as a real crisis borne of human behaviour.
Environment groups warned saying climate change is real could be seen as partisan
A pre−election chill has descended over some environment charities after Elections Canada warned them that discussing the dangers of climate change during the upcoming federal campaign could be deemed partisan activity.