The Liberal government is betting big on electricity as a tool of economic growth — and, yes, emissions reductions. Why it's going to use its balance sheet to help make that happen.

While conspiracy theories about 15-minute cities can be easily dismissed, 'some of them are really wild,' said Simon Joss, a professor of sustainable urbanism at the University of Glasgow. But it's im...

The Alberta government still doesn't have a specific route or identified proponent for its much-ballyhooed pipeline to the west coast. And when it comes to the future of its oil and gas sector, that m...

Both versions of the bill share the goal of ensuring First Nations have reliable access to safe drinking water and wastewater treatment, but the new draft legislation blurs the language in the old bil...

FIFA says it's prepared for "climate-related risks" but doesn't appear to have a plan for wildfire smoke, which can be harmful to players and fans.

The British Columbia government is looking at building two new hydroelectric dams, including a fourth dam for the Peace River where the Site C project generated opposition and cost overruns. The so-ca...

July 1 does not mark the expiration of CUSMA, but rather the start of a renewal window, according to Mark Wiseman. That window gives the three parties a chance to iron out irritants and the option to ...

In a letter to Canadian pension funds, some First Nations leaders are called on pension funds to clearly state their position on investing in LNG Canada Phase 1 and 2 by June 25 and requested meetings...

On Thursday, the city’s planning and housing committee accepted zoning shifts that will allow solar panels to be installed in parking lots, which had previously been prohibited. It also received a rep...

Battery projects beat gas plants in Ontario's latest power auction as the province secured 640 megawatts (MW) of new storage capacity to help meet growing electricity demand.

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As Canada decouples its economy from the falling empire to the south, it should instead aim to support the growing trend of electrification among its more dynamic allies.

Survey shows skepticism over the pipeline plan as the Alberta government prepares a July 1 application for the project, which has yet to secure a private-sector backer.

For more than a year, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has promised to protect Ontario's economy and strengthen Canada's hand in its trade dispute with the United States. But with tariffs still in place and ...

Photos from 1972 revealed BC lost vast kelp forests to climate change decades before scientists realized how much was gone.

Protesters gathered at the centennial flame in Ottawa and called for a stop to the project, citing concerns about land expropriation, the project’s high costs, inadequate consultation and a lack of tr...

Trump made the comments in the Oval Office Wednesday when asked about the July 1 deadline to renew the Canada-U.S.-Mexico agreement on trade, known in Canada as CUSMA.

Canada has reactivated monitoring measures this year for the species, which is threatened by human activity.

The Carney government is quietly trying to let politicians override Canada's food safety laws in a move the union representing federal food and farm inspectors says could risk Canadians' health and sa...

Cenovus CEO Jon McKenzie gave a big speech at the Global Energy Show in Calgary this week. Its message to both Carney and Smith was clear: the industry intends to squeeze them.

The province holds three per cent of the world’s renewable freshwater reserves, but water preservation groups like Eau Secours and Scabric say droughts and urban sprawl are putting pressure on the nat...

Scientists are increasingly concerned that the warm water will fuel a 'super' or 'Godzilla' El Niño, potentially prolonging marine heatwaves, disrupting fisheries and ecosystems and intensifying globa...

Heiltsuk has secured a settlement over the 2016 Nathan E. Stewart spill, but the fight over who pays for damaged harvesting grounds and cultural losses is far from over.

A second German utility has expressed interest in purchasing liquefied natural gas from the Ksi Lisims project planned for the northern British Columbia coast, as the plant's partners approach a final...

The proposed legislation to speed up infrastructure projects is designed to eliminate red tape. But environmental regulations are not red tape, they are designed to protect our natural world.

Quebec's climate change advisory committee has presented a 100-page opinion including 14 recommendations, among them making dynamic electricity-pricing systems mandatory in the residential sector by 2...

The Alberta separatist referendum gave the Conservative leader an opportunity to demonstrate some courage, reconnect with Canadians and improve his standing among voters. Instead, he decided to blame ...