A strong emissions cap won’t snuff out wildfires, but will help treat the root cause
Wildfires are a symptom of a rapidly warming planet, driven by the burning of coal, oil, and gas.
Era of sky-high interest rates coming to a close
Regardless of when the rate cut happens, Canada is entering a new era in which the bias is toward lower borrowing costs instead of higher.
How we should move forward with the energy transition
The path forward includes expanding our wind and solar capacities, harnessing geothermal energy, and continuing to develop cutting-edge carbon capture and storage solutions.
EU law to reduce deforestation misses the Indigenous people for the trees
The EU’s rigid stance fails to consider the dynamic nature of Canada’s forests, and risks sidelining Indigenous-led forest management.
Opposition to federal EV standard could cost $90-billion in health benefits
In addition to tackling climate change and improving health outcomes, the EV standard also delivers gains for business and the broader economy.
At this critical moment to save nature, we need all departments to act
Canadians are depending on all departments, at all levels of government, to be part of the solution.
A little more hope for the climate
Solar, wind, and nuclear power are already good alternatives to fossil fuels, and now a promising new contender is emerging.
CAF’s toxic leadership exposed
It’s a true litmus test of how far morale in the CAF has plummeted when the senior individual representing the concerns of the non-commissioned ranks tells the higher ups their toxic leadership is to blame.
Canada needs an Immigrant Bill of Rights
The newcomers who rely the CBSA and IRCC have a reasonable expectation to be treated in a fair, transparent, and responsive manner.
Patients know about pharmacare: let’s listen to them on Bill C-64
Patient groups’ involvement should be built into the program, not just a one-time pre-consultation.
