More than 100 groups are calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prioritize building out Canada’s east-west electricity grid with renewable energy, while upholding workers' and Indigenous rights.

People who are lactose intolerant and/or who favour plant-based diets have long used plant-based milks as an alternative to dairy. But more folks are buying it for environmental reasons. Once coffee ...

When insects are killed or die off, everything in the food web is affected, from the birds, bats and lizards that feed on ...

Governments throughout Canada are showing a renewed zeal for extraction, often accompanied by a failure to uphold Indigenous rights. It’s sometimes opportunistically framed as a response to the ...

People who menstruate will spend about 39 years of their lives on their cycle. They may use between 10,000 and 15,000 disposable menstrual products. That’s a lot of waste! Though nearly half of the ...

The most obvious problem is that sprawl leads to a car-dependent culture — and driving is stressful for people and for nature. More traffic, more carbon emissions, more smog! But sprawl isn’t ...

Despite outcry from Indigenous Nations, scientists and communities, Ontario passed Bill 5 — gutting the Endangered Species ...

Let nature-restricting bylaws be bygones Throughout Canada, people are turning to habitat gardening as a tangible and hope-filled response to the greatest challenges of our time: biodiversity loss, ...

Canadian land governance must respect Indigenous rights The impacts of the biodiversity and climate crises are most heavily borne by Indigenous and other racialized peoples, who are far more likely to ...

The good news is, you are not alone! People, communities, cities, businesses, schools, faith groups and organizations are taking action to help fight climate change. What changes will you make? Here ...

The growing market share in Canada of sport utility vehicles is challenging efforts to decarbonize the transportation system. Larger and heavier vehicles require more energy and have higher emissions.

British Columbia’s carbon tax works, but it is not yet being applied to harmful methane emissions from the oil and gas industry, the province’s largest industrial polluter. This report models two ...