It is never too late to make brave and bold decisions that preserve a survivable climate
Without making the 2030 goal deeper and urgent, net-zero emissions by 2050 is dangerous.
Harnessing windfall profits to tackle corporate greed and fund a greener future
If the Liberals made big oil and gas companies pay their fair share, it would generate more than $4-billion a year.
How to respond to climate change poses a big question—for answers we need to support science
Science provides the information and evidence our governments require to make sound decisions about the environment.
Meanwhile, climate change is accelerating
Maybe we should quickly rethink our mitigation plans, and shift to how to actually rapidly reduce emissions—not just pretend.
Transforming e-waste into digital opportunities: Canada’s path to a sustainable future
Harnessing the power of technology for social good can ensure that Canada remains a global leader in the digital revolution.
A unified front for climate equity
Federal elected officials and staff can inspire action at all levels of governance through a commitment to equity and justice in every aspect of climate policy.
Environment minister Guilbeault must show ‘courage’ to finalize plastics treaty, says NDP MP Johns
The final round of negotiations to develop a global agreement to end plastic pollution by 2040 is scheduled to take place in South Korea from Nov. 25-Dec. 1.
Budget 2024 a missed opportunity to address food affordability
To ensure food affordability, investment is needed to guarantee adequate incomes, rein in corporate profits, and support (w)holistic approaches to food provisioning.
Data privacy as a human right must be recognized by privacy and AI bill, say advocates
Bill C-27 fails to mention human rights in the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act, says Tim McSorely, national coordinator of the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group.
Strengthening Canada’s cybersecurity defences: a call to action
To safeguard our nation’s digital future, concerted efforts by the federal government are needed to strengthen cybersecurity defences, bolster resilience against emerging threats, and empower Canadians to protect themselves in an increasingly interconnected world.
