Researchers suggest the need for a Canada Water Agency dedicated to water management across the country
Those in western North America have found to be thinning more quickly than almost any others in the world
Association CEO John Gorman pointed out Canada has had safe nuclear power for more than 50 years
Singer songwriter Shannon Zirnhelt worked with Third Planet Crusade on the project in the Cariboo
Jerome Haegeli says the world’s current path puts Canada on track to lose 7% of its gross domestic product
Trudeau announced target during a virtual climate summit convened by U.S. President Joe Biden
Demonstrators will walk through Vancouver for the first two days before boarding a ferry Sunday morning
160 new B.C. training spaces expected to be available this fall
Sets 33-38% emission reduction target for oil and gas, up to 32% for transportation and 38-43% for industry
Countries agree to collaborate as both seek to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050
As Canada is moving to strike down pollution at home, it’s still exporting millions of tonnes of coals overseas
Wood waste company has expanded into Alberta, U.S.
Hot Planet Cool Athletes offers climate science education for Grades 2-12
Sierra Club BC calls for forestry reforms and inclusion of Indigenous expertise to mitigate climate disaster risks
As people played the games, a questionnaire would pop up instead of an ad
Mitsubishi buying 80,000 tonnes a year from Pinnacle
New emissions target requires greenhouse gases in B.C. to fall 16 per cent below 2007 levels by 2025
The increased capacity wouldn’t come on line until the end of 2022
Youth Climate Corps members spent five weeks thinning forest in West Arm Park
Hydrogen, nuclear, carbon capture needed for Canada’s net-zero goal
