By Tim Burkhart, former researcher with the Cohen Commission and Peace River Break Coordinator with the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative. Braving freezing temperatures and risking arrest, an alliance of…
By Tim Burkhart, former researcher with the Cohen Commission and Peace River Break Coordinator with the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative. Braving freezing temperatures and risking arrest, an alliance of…
By Dermod Travis, executive director of IntegrityBC. One of the last things anyone would ever imagine the B.C. government doing is adopting an old NDP program, but that's exactly what…
By Dermod Travis, executive director of IntegrityBC. One of the last things anyone would ever imagine the B.C. government doing is adopting an old NDP program, but that's exactly what…
By James Hutt, Director of the Nova Scotia Health Coalition. As Nova Scotia is forcing low income seniors to pay more for drugs and the province’s largest hospital is literally…
By James Hutt, Director of the Nova Scotia Health Coalition. As Nova Scotia is forcing low income seniors to pay more for drugs and the province’s largest hospital is literally…
This article originally appeared on The Tyee. By Chris Wood. The sound of water is loud in a land muffled by snow. No human sound penetrates this broad valley between…
By Chris Wood. This article originally appeared on The Tyee. The sound of water is loud in a land muffled by snow. No human sound penetrates this broad valley between…
This is a guest post by Dermod Travis, executive director of IntegrityBC. Last month, lobbyists gathered in Vancouver for The Future of Lobbying, a one -day conference put on by…
This is a guest post by Dermod Travis, executive director of IntegrityBC. Last month, lobbyists gathered in Vancouver for The Future of Lobbying, a one -day conference put on by…
This is a guest post by Sarah Petrevan, senior policy adviser at Clean Energy Canada, a program of Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue. The big energy story this week…
This is a guest post by Sarah Petrevan, senior policy adviser at Clean Energy Canada, a program of Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue. The big energy story this week…
This is a guest post by Ecojustice National Program Director Barry Robinson and staff lawyers Charles Hatt and Karen Campbell. It originally appeared on the Ecojustice website. The Harper government’s…
This article by policy analyst Matt Horne originally appeared on the Pembina Institute website. Last week, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna and Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr announced Canada’s intention to…
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. With the December Paris climate agreement, leaders and experts from around the world showed they overwhelmingly accept that human-caused climate change is…
This is a guest post by Mitchell Beer. It originally appeared on GreenPAC. The pitched media battle between Mayors Denis Coderre of Montreal and Naheed Nenshi of Calgary shows just…
My grandparents came here from Japan at the beginning of the 20th century. Although it would be a one-way trip, the perilous journey across the Pacific was worth the risk.…
This is an interview between Max Fawcett, editor-in-chief of Vancouver Magazine, and Kai Nagata, energy and democracy director at the Dogwood Initiative. The interview originally appeared on Vancouver Magazine. Max…
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. The coming year looks bright with the promise of change after a difficult decade for environmentalists and our issues. But even with…
This is a guest post by David Suzuki. Like any year, 2015 had its share of good and bad, tragedy and beauty, hope and despair. It’s difficult not to get…
