Evolving economy is running circles around green ambitions
The conditions that led to the 2015 Paris agreement have long since been rendered outdated by the advancement of AI and other changes to our world
Western Premiers’ stance on LNG and trade receives praise from Resource Works
A unified interprovincial voice offers a pathway to economic resilience for all Western Canadians, said Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir.
Climate protectionism is a barrier to international solutions
Emissions are global. Taking an exclusively local view risks progress on humanitarian and environmental goals, writes Josiah Haynes.
Energy realism begins with carbon capture
Federal carbon capture investment needed to reach emissions reduction targets, writes Margareta Dovgal.
From Ottawa to Glasgow
Breaking down Canada’s new Cabinet and COP26 with Margareta Dovgal and Josiah Haynes.
Where is Canada’s “just transition”?
With thousands of jobs on the line and challenges meeting its net-zero emissions goals, Canada needs to get serious. That means being realistic, and it means having a plan for energy workers.
CPC 101: Introduction to the climate plan
The long-anticipated Conservative climate plan provokes praise from some and critique from others. But what’s in it? Josiah Haynes takes a closer look.
When it comes to the new carbon tax, sustainability is a double edged sword
As the federal government drives towards its Paris Agreement goals, concerns abound regarding economic sustainability.