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Jay Ritchlin

Jay Ritchlin is the director-general of Western Canada for the David Suzuki Foundation.

Canada must gear up action for nature and climate

The growing interest in nature-based climate solutions gives the federal government an opportunity to create transformative change. Governments at all levels are focusing on

Opinion | BY JAY RITCHLIN | February 17, 2020

Canada must gear up action for nature and climate

Opinion | BY JAY RITCHLIN | February 17, 2020

The growing interest in nature-based climate solutions gives the federal government an opportunity to create transformative change. Governments at all levels are focusing on

Canada must gear up action for nature and climate

Opinion | BY JAY RITCHLIN | February 17, 2020

The growing interest in nature-based climate solutions gives the federal government an opportunity to create transformative change. Governments at all levels are focusing on

We’re back!

VANCOUVER—”We’re back.” Just over a year ago, freshly elected Justin Trudeau jubilantly broadcast his intention to revive Canada’s reputation as a progressive, co-operative and

Opinion | BY JAY RITCHLIN | December 5, 2016

Here comes sunny: Just over a year ago, freshly elected Justin Trudeau broadcast his intention to revive Canada's reputation as a progressive, co-operative and inclusive nation to the international community. But is that how Canada will be represented at the Convention on Biological Diversity's 13th Conference of the Parties (COP 13) in Cancun, Mexico, this month, writes Jay Ritchlin. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

We’re back!

Opinion | BY JAY RITCHLIN | December 5, 2016

VANCOUVER—”We’re back.” Just over a year ago, freshly elected Justin Trudeau jubilantly broadcast his intention to revive Canada’s reputation as a progressive, co-operative and

We’re back!

Opinion | BY JAY RITCHLIN | December 5, 2016

VANCOUVER—”We’re back.” Just over a year ago, freshly elected Justin Trudeau jubilantly broadcast his intention to revive Canada’s reputation as a progressive, co-operative and

Here comes sunny: Just over a year ago, freshly elected Justin Trudeau broadcast his intention to revive Canada's reputation as a progressive, co-operative and inclusive nation to the international community. But is that how Canada will be represented at the Convention on Biological Diversity's 13th Conference of the Parties (COP 13) in Cancun, Mexico, this month, writes Jay Ritchlin. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright