What does sustainability in the innovative economy look like? A lot like B.C.
It’s great to have the world come to your doorstep to share new ideas and technologies, but when it comes to resource innovation, British Columbians need only look in their […]
BC’s Green Grid – Or Is It?
BC’s green grid faces scrutiny as rising imports and infrastructure gaps challenge its clean energy reputation.
Striking the right balance: Bill C-59 and the future of environmental claims in Canada
We applaud the Canadian government for transparency on environmental claims through Bill C-59’s changes to the Competition Act but we think there are unintended consequences. Our latest submission to the Competition Bureau outlines our concerns that the changes will choke off business confidence and innovation in sustainability.
Mining for a sustainable future
Canada has an opportunity to provide the sustainably sourced materials for electric vehicles, batteries, wind turbines, and solar panels that the world needs, Margareta Dovgal tells a House of Commons Committee.
Don’t ban plastics, recycle them
Inspired by BC’s model, Elena Mantagaris says Canada needs a national recycling program to boost jobs and the green economy.
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals provide clues on how to improve Canada’s sustainability performance
SDG Sustainable Oil Index: Everyone is concerned about sustainability today. By choosing more carefully how it sources its oil imports, Canada has a big opportunity to enhance its progress.
A Walk in the Park: Two views on Canada’s natural-resource future
AUDIO: People are torn between the environment and the economy – but what can we do about this? Resource Works executive director Stewart Muir and pipeline opponent Tzeporah Berman, who has been working for years to undermine Canadian energy sovereignty, took this question to a cross-Canada radio audience.
International energy guru’s message for Canada
Canada has natural advantages in its oil and gas industry that the country would be wise to consider as it plans its energy future. The head of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, took time out from a recent visit to Winnipeg to explain what those are.