The pan-Canadian climate framework: Historic and insufficient
Make no mistake. The pan-Canadian framework on climate change that was negotiated and finalized earlier this month is a big deal. No Canadian government…Read More
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Canada’s next big shift: Examples of what to do (and what to avoid) – Part 2
Everything from turbulent global markets to local climate disasters reflects the urgent need for Canada to phase out fossil fuels. As we begin to…Read More
What is Premier Smith’s Problem with Renewable Energy?
The Premier of Alberta has a problem with renewable energy. In August of 2023, Premier Smith imposed a seven-month industry-wide moratorium on new approvals…Read More
Minister’s Ten Year Report on Lake Simcoe Obscures Progress by Mixing Science and Politics
This is a guest blog by Claire Malcolmson, Executive Director of the Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition On July 17th Barrie-Innisfil MPP Andrea Khanjin released…Read More
Environmental Victories: Kicking Out Toxic Chemicals
With the holidays approaching, it’s a good time to look back at what we’ve achieved together over the past year. And what a busy…Read More
FAQ: Fossil Fuel Subsidies in Canada
About Fossil Fuel Subsidies in Canada It’s been more than 10 years since Canada pledged to end fossil fuel subsidies – and yet public…Read More
What Canadians stand to lose if the Senate guts Bill C-69
This month, the Senate is doing something they very rarely do – they’re on tour. Bill C-69 is a much-needed bill that will strengthen…Read More
What was good and what was missing from the first meeting between the President and Prime Minister
President Joe Biden had his first meeting with another head of government yesterday when he met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Climate change was…Read More
Statement on the federal government’s role in ensuring a proper review of the proposed Highway 413
Statement from Tim Gray, Executive Director, Environmental Defence Toronto | Traditional territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabeg, the Haudenosaunee, and the…Read More
“She Did, So Now I Can” – Celebrating Women Defending our Environment
Thirty years ago, Canada designated October as Women’s History Month, an annual celebration of the remarkable achievements of women throughout Canadian history. This year’s…Read More