Greenpeace asks Elections Canada to investigate the Conservative Party for violating rules on campaign donations from corporations. Continue reading Greenpeace questions links between Conservatives and Ethical Oil Institute
The world’s leading clothing brands develop new purchasing commitments as part of Canopy’s Fashion Loved by Forest campaign. Continue reading Global clothing brands look to eliminate endangered forests from viscose fabric
New study finds increased mercury level Arctic marine birds due to climate change. Continue reading Mercury in Canada’s Arctic: Why we should be paying closer attention
Report concludes that odours from bitumen tanks in Peace River are causing health issues for nearby residents. Continue reading Are oil production emissions bad for your health? Ask Alberta’s energy regulator
Report concludes that odours from bitumen tanks in Peace River are causing health issues for nearby residents. Continue reading Are oil production emissions bad for your health? Ask Alberta’s energy regulator
Keepers of the Athabasca want to get the word out about ongoing oil spills in Cold Lake, Alberta. Continue reading Alberta group crowdfunds in effort to press government on tar sands spills
The environmental costs of BC’s LNG boom have yet to be properly assessed, let alone addressed. Continue reading BC steps on the (liquefied natural) gas
Scientists have identified four new man-made gases that may be depleting the ozone layer. Continue reading At least we solved the ozone crisis … oh, wait
Canada’s federal Transport Minister Lisa Raitt recently came out bluntly against shipping oil through Canada’s north. Continue reading Transport Minister expresses concerns over sending oil through Churchill
We can all help ensure monarch butterflies continue this wonderful journey every year. Continue reading David Suzuki: Citizen scientists can help monarch butterflies
The current provincial election campaign in Quebec has no shortage of hot-button topics – from the usual questions about sovereignty, … Continue reading Like oil and water: Quebec’s conflicting green politics
The current provincial election campaign in Quebec has no shortage of hot-button topics, but the environment has thus far not been one of them. Continue reading Like oil and water: Quebec’s conflicting green politics
