Abdul Matin Sarfraz

The Ford government's embrace of fossil fuels and car-friendly policies is driving Ontario away from its 2030 climate target, the province's auditor general warns.

Most Torontonians back stronger green building rules — even as the Ford government removes the city’s ability to create them.

The proposal overlooks "the cultural value water has," says Ontario Regional Chief Abram Benedict, while also opening the door to serious environmental harms.

The Ford government is promoting northern development, including the Ring of Fire, through a massive advertising campaign that is costing taxpayers millions — but is getting attention for the wrong reasons. The campaign, observers say, relies on vague promises, misleading imagery and optimistic scenarios that may never come to pass. 

Warming winters are reducing the number of places that can host the Winter Olympics and Paralympics and could soon force the games to be held earlier in the winter, a new Canadian-led study finds.

Speaking at the Economic Club of Canada, Poilievre said domestic policy failures have left Canada vulnerable to tariffs and economic pressure from the US after decades of close economic integration brought both prosperity and "complacency."

A new analysis warns that while Canada is spending billions to electrify thousands of buses across the country to cut emissions, the infrastructure needed to support large-scale electric fleets has not yet been built.

Dogs and cats in Ontario will no longer be subjected to invasive medical testing or bred for research after the province became the first in Canada to pass landmark legislation banning the practices.

Ottawa is exploring ways to give municipalities a bigger role in delivering billions in climate and infrastructure funding, as communities argue they can do the job faster and more effectively.

Some observers warn the Ford government's proposal will fuel more harmful waste incineration, while others suggest it’s a viable solution.