We are trapped on the up escalator, and we need to stop the warming now. Read full story

Federal leadership can make Canada’s system more coherent by having groundwater included in policy, legislation, and programs. Read full story

Governments can no longer treat disinformation as an unavoidable feature of the internet, and must do more to address it through safer design of online platforms. Read full story

The next federal budget should clearly lay out a clean growth and innovation plan as part of its economic strategy. Otherwise, this government risks betting against the global energy transition or the opportunity for Canada to be a competitive player in the growing clean market. Read full story

Canada should look to diversify export markets, and also aggressively pursue the energy transition as the U.S. president preaches continued reliance on hemispheric reserves of carbon-intensive fossil fuels. Read full story

The National Adaptation Strategy is ‘a long list of virtually all of the things that Canada can do to adapt to climate change,’ says Canadian Climate Institute's Ryan Ness, who instead calls for a targeted plan. Read full story

Whitehorse sits atop a promising geothermal resource—maybe one of Canada’s best, and developing geothermal energy would strengthen this country’s national security by strengthening relations with Arctic allies. Read full story

Pollster Frank Graves says although Prime Minister Mark Carney remains popular on economic issues, his lead on the environment is ‘more modest,’ pointing to an NDP uptick in the polls as potential trouble for the Liberals down the line. Read full story

Amid a renewed period of trade disruption, we must make the most of Canada’s resources. Energy efficiency is an abundant resource found within our borders and delivered by Canadian workers. Read full story

Josie Sabatino is right that wildfire is now a national interest. But a national interest still needs a national standard, and Canada has not set one. Read full story