Opinion

I nearly wept.

A new UN report estimates that almost half of 2050 GHG emissions related to food could be cut through things like eating less animal protein

With the market prices of hydrocarbons soaring, accelerated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the federal government is once again extending the deadline for making a decision about the future of the Bay du Nord project off the shore of Newfoundland. Division within the Prime Minister’s Office on this project is certainly one of the factors explaining the always lengthening delay. But this division must not lead to rejection.

What goes into it and what does it mean?

Alberta’s government will not accept any federal plan on emissions that will hit Canadians’ pocketbooks any further, especially at a time when it’s costing over $2 per litre to fill up and seniors are struggling to heat their homes and pay their bills.

This year’s investment is about 6 per cent of the global total

Politicians and government decision-makers are financially divorced from the Canadians they’re supposed to represent

This past weekend we had enough of annoying each other indoors and took it outside.

The world is watching Canada. Trudeau needs to separate the dangerous blend of public health and authoritarian politics

The more time that passes, the more the restrictions on our lives seem to have run their course in the eyes of the population