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A new report from Alberta’s Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB), released quietly last Friday, concludes that not a single company in...
Father’s Day is fast approaching. Have you bought your dad a gift yet? Before you buy a boring, typical tie or coffee mug, consider purchasing...
A new 600-km bike route is coming to Ontario’s Greenbelt
600 kilometres is no small journey – especially on a bike. The good news is...
Traffic jams don’t just cause cars to move slowly. The economy of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) is grinding to a halt due to the...
Today is one of my favourite days of the year. The 2013 Blue Flag season kicks off today with 18 beaches and four marinas across the country raising...
I’ve worked on climate and energy in Canada for over four years. I’ve read the reports about the tar sands, and even written a couple...
To hear some folks tell it, solar and wind power are driving electricity costs through the roof in Ontario. That makes for a colourful story but...
Environmentalists and health advocates have raised concern about the fact that out of the more than 80,000 chemicals in commerce, the US...
It didn’t really come as a surprise when, last week, the WTO denied Canada’s appeal and again ruled against the made-in-Ontario...
Lana Polluck, a U.S. co-chair of the binational International Joint Commission, was correct when she recently told the Toronto Star that we have...
