CBC News October 06, 2015 Denis Coderre accuses federal government of trying to score ‘cheap political points’ on Montrealers’ backs One of the sewage spill sites is located at the west end of Montreal’s Old Port, where a pier has […]
National Observer By Fram Dinshaw September 30, 2015 Yinka Dene Alliance co-ordinator and spokesperson Geraldine Thomas-Flurer (credit: Mychaylo Prystupa). Eight B.C. First Nations are taking the Harper government to federal court Thursday in a high-stakes legal battle to overturn the […]
The Huffington Post By Kate Sheppard September 24, 2015 “The United States — and this Congress — have an important role to play.” WASHINGTON — In his remarks to Congress Thursday, Pope Francis called on the U.S. to take “courageous […]
PRESS RELEASE For immediate release OTTAWA – Québec announced today a parliamentary commission to study options for cutting carbon pollution from 35 to 40 percent below 1990 levels by 2030. The province’s climate leadership is welcome, but it needs to […]
GreenPAC By Devika Shah August 24, 2015 I remember learning in grade school that white light is composed of all other colours of the spectrum, whereas every other colour is only a fragment of it. For most of my life, […]
CBC NEWS by Zachary Markan February 27, 2015 U.S. scientists hope research will help Nova Scotia with coastal management plans The University of Arizona graphs show the rise in Halifax. (CBC) A new study from a group of U.S. scientists […]
The Council of Canadians August 27, 2015 OTTAWA – The Energy East terminal project in the Bay of Fundy has not been approved, but that isn’t stopping TransCanada from moving ahead with disruptive borehole testing as early as today. Borehole […]
The Guardian by Damian Carrington & Sarah Boseley June 23, 2015 But slashing fossil fuel use also presents greatest global opportunity to improve people’s health in 21st century, says Lancet and UCL commission Children are treated for air pollution related […]
The Guardian by Dana Nuccitelli August 25, 2015 A new paper finds common errors among the 3% of climate papers that reject the global warming consensus Galileo demonstrating his astronomical theories. Climate contrarians have virtually nothing in common with Galileo. […]
CBCNEWS By Angela Sterritt August 21, 2015 ‘We can’t just say no to the problem, we need to say yes to a solution,’ says project organizer The Lubicon Lake First Nation will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its solar […]
