Oct 31, 2024 / Climate Change
Murray Edwards: The Fossil Fuel Fanatic
The fossil fuel industry has long been the main driver of climate change, but Big Oil’s CEOs and profiteers would like you to believe…Read More
Oct 31, 2024 / Climate Change
Everything you need to know about COP29, the United Nations Climate Change Conference
This year, we yet again witnessed the dramatic consequences of the world’s continued burning of fossil fuels, such as hurricane Debby in Quebec, the…Read More
Oct 31, 2024 / Climate Change
Why experts agree there must be no additional exposure to toxins in the tar sands
When oil companies started mining the tar sands for bitumen at a large scale in the 1960s, they quickly realized they’d also be producing…Read More
Oct 24, 2024 / Plastic Pollution
When It Comes to the Grocery Store, We’re Still Left Holding the Bag
If you’re worried about plastic pollution, you’ve likely felt exasperated unpacking your reusable bag after a trip to the grocery store. There is still…Read More
Oct 18, 2024 / Climate Change
Environmental Defence Hosts "Transit for Tomorrow" Summit
Public transit is at the nexus of solving Canada’s most pressing challenges. It is a solution to the rising cost of living. It helps…Read More
Oct 18, 2024 / Climate Change
Real Leadership is Knowing the Difference Between a Conspiracy and a Crisis
True leaders ought to know the difference between a conspiracy theory and a scientific fact. Having said that, ask Alberta’s Premier about the scientific…Read More
Oct 09, 2024 / Climate Change
Easy Ways Oil and Gas Companies Can Reduce Pollution
Canada’s oil and gas industry, responsible for the largest chunk of Canada’s polluting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, continues to drive climate change while trying…Read More
Oct 02, 2024 / Safeguarding Freshwater
The experience of exploring a wetland is like no other. The sounds of birds singing and frogs croaking, paired with the incredible sights like…Read More
Sep 27, 2024 / Safeguarding Freshwater
People Power Secures a Win for Lake Scugog
In a “good news” turn of events, Scugog’s town council voted against a development project that could have spelled doom for a significant wetland…Read More