Jul 23, 2026 / Climate Change
Canada Finally Has a Chance at High-Speed Rail. Let’s Get It Right, for Everyone.
Done right, high-speed rail could be transformative. It has the potential to reduce emissions, connect major economic regions, ease pressure on airports and highways,…Read More
Jul 20, 2026 / Plastic Pollution
Come on Canada, put the brakes on plastics already
This Plastic Free July, we’re talking about the importance of Canada’s single-use plastic bans – and why it’s crucial to go even further to…Read More
Jul 14, 2026
Ontario’s Nuclear Dream is Becoming a Fantasy We Cannot Afford
Ontario is preparing to make one of the largest—and potentially most expensive—electricity decisions in the province’s history. This choice will shape hydro bills, industrial…Read More
Jul 06, 2026 / Plastic Pollution
Plastic bans work – and we’re sharing the receipts this Plastic Free July
When I tell people I work to end plastic pollution, they tell me their concerns about all the plastic in their everyday lives –…Read More
Jul 02, 2026 / Climate Change
Keeping fossil fuels out of Canada’s green finance rules
This is a guest blog by Jessica Carradine, lead author of The Taxonomy Fossil Fuel Conflict: Why Oil and Gas Inclusion Would be Counterproductive. …Read More
Jun 29, 2026 / Protecting Ontario’s Environment
Why Premier Ford Isn't in Pilot's Seat on proposed Toronto Island Airport's Expansion
(Updated to include link to Transport Canada survey and our explainer blog. Read more below.) Reading the headlines, you would think that whether Toronto’s…Read More
Jun 26, 2026 / Climate Change
Hamilton Residents Deserve Clean Air, Not More Pollution Exemptions
In fall 2022, ArcelorMittal Dofasco broke ground on their flagship decarbonization project. The project promised to modernize Hamilton’s steel industry, cutting carbon emissions, eliminating…Read More
Jun 22, 2026 / Climate Change
Pathways CCS is a Costly Carbon Capture Con
The Pathways carbon capture project is being sold by the federal government as a climate solution. In reality, it is an expensive, risky and…Read More
Jun 17, 2026 / Climate Change
The Environment Minister Alberta Loved to Hate
Steven Guilbeault and I only met once, and that was after he had left the Environment and Climate Change portfolio and had taken on…Read More
Jun 10, 2026 / Protecting Ontario’s Environment
No Jets at Toronto Island Airport: Thousands of Homes at Risk
Ontario’s housing shortage is often described as one of the province’s most urgent challenges. The provincial government’s rhetoric is to build more homes, faster….Read More