Carl Meyer

When the feds proposed fast-tracking major project approvals, they were warned against centralizing power. Critics say Building Canada Strong Act does just that

The Iran war inflated gas prices. Advocates say taxing record profits from oil companies could help with the cost of living and decarbonization

As wildfires driven by climate change rage on, Canadian politicians from Harper to Carney have for two decades promised to use unproven technology to abate industrial carbon pollution

Former environment minister Steven Guilbeault says he was ‘becoming a tool to justify some of the things the government is doing,’ as he leaves the Liberals

Canada’s new building code limits greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. Documents show fossil fuel lobbyists pushed back on it

From pipelines to mines, Carney’s government is proposing big changes to environmental rules and how major projects get approved in Canada

The government shut out its own climate science and policy advisors, they say, while gutting Canada’s environmental protections in favour of oil and gas

The affordability crisis brings about talk of the price at the gas pump, but more Canadians are realizing the cost climate change is taking on our health

Public interest advocates are calling for an urgent examination of proposed changes to Canada’s Access to Information law

$5M in cuts at the Canada Water Agency coincide with a mandate to create Canada’s first National Water Security Strategy