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Natasha Bulowski

Natasha Bulowski

Freelance Journalist at National Observer

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Location
Canada
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Energy
  • Politics
  • Environment

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Recent Articles

nationalobserver.com

Military stands ready for disaster season but Ottawa warns it's not a long-term fix

Over the past decade, there has been an increasing demand on the Canadian Armed Forces to respond to natural disasters. But in meetings with Public Safety Canada, the Department of National Defence is raising concerns about the reliance on the forces, according to a briefing note Canada’s National Observer obtained through a federal access-to-information request.
4 months ago
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Carney government faces first lawsuit over its climate policies

On Monday, Ecojustice filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing the government’s current climate plan violates the Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act and demanding the federal government create a credible plan to meet its climate targets to make up for the last year of policy rollbacks.
4 months ago
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How Carney’s ‘climate action’ pipeline spin echoes Trudeau’s Trans ...

Canada's last two prime ministers have something in common: both Mark Carney and his predecessor Justin Trudeau cast their support for oil pipelines as a form of climate action. In the case of Trans Mountain, the promise never materialized.
5 months ago
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Carney government issues new oil and gas subsidies in spring mini-b...

The Canadian government has unveiled two new oil and gas subsidies as part of its Spring Economic Update, including a carbon capture tax credit that aims to boost production from the Alberta oil patch.
6 months ago
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Ottawa pledges $30 million to help youth learn to install solar pan...

The Science and Technology Internship Program (STIP) is getting $30 million over the next two years for its Green Jobs program, which is expected to create 900 employment and skills training opportunities over the next two years in energy, forestry, mining, earth sciences and clean technology.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

AI minister meets with mining, energy companies on environment impa...

A sessional paper from March 11 reveals Canada's AI minister has not met with environmental groups to discuss the potential impacts of AI infrastructure.
6 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Alberta winds down municipal climate rebates

The province's popular Municipal Climate Change Action Centre offers up to $500,000 in matching funds to municipalities for for energy conservation and electricity generation projects and also had a program that helps municipalities hire a staff energy manager. But Alberta's newest budget no longer seems to support it.
7 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Experts 'don't buy' online claims Tumbler Ridge shooter a far-right...

With far-right ideology called into question, what do we know about what drove the shooter to mass murder?
8 months ago
nationalobserver.com

2026 likely to be another scorcher, Environment Canada forecasts

This will be the 13th consecutive year in which global temperatures surpass pre-industrial levels by at least 1.0 degree Celsius, according to the analysis by ECCC’s Canadian Centre for Climate Modelling and Analysis.
9 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Cuts at Natural Resources Canada ‘decimate’ wildfire and flood trac...

Carney's cuts have hit Natural Resources Canada, causing uproar from public sector unions warning the layoffs will hurt Canada's ability to respond to cliamte change and protect Canadians from wildfires, floods and other hazards.
11 months ago
nationalobserver.com

Saskatchewan plans to use dirty coal as 'bridge' to nuclear

Saskatchewan's energy security and supply plan calls on the federal government to pay for three quarters of its first reactor without specifying how much it is expected to cost.
11 months ago