‘Literally life and death’: Indigenous climate leaders critical of Canada’s response to climate change report
Addressing climate change and respecting Indigenous rights go hand in hand, says Eriel Deranger of…
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Rachel Notley pulls Alberta out of federal climate plan after pipeline decision
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says a court decision striking down the approval of the contentious…
Firefighter, B.C. chief say climate change to blame for wildfires
It’s been seven days since British Columbia declared a state of emergency. Hundreds of…
Climate change and Tuktoyaktuk: A community’s front row seat to a changing world
When Sarah and Sandy Adam moved into their new home in Tuktoyaktuk in 1994, there…
5 reasons why environmental reform matters after Canada’s controversial pipeline purchase
Trudeau campaigned on a promise to make environmental assessments credible again — then he spent $4.5 billion on the Trans Mountain Pipeline. What does this mean?
Yukon First Nation development group recognizes climate change, trains people to fight wildfires
A Yukon First Nation development corporation is getting a jump on the effects of climate…
Selected tarsands projects may avoid new environmental assessment rules
Tarsands projects that use steam to release bitumen from deep underground will likely get a pass from new federal environmental assessment rules _ but Ottawa is still considering how to deal with those that use solvents instead of water.
Inuit to lead Arctic research in new national strategy
A new national Inuit research strategy is aiming to put Inuit-specific research in the hands…
Nunavut’s failing grade on climate change sign of greater problem
In the last decade the auditor general’s office has issued damning reports on social workers, child safety, justice and jails.