It was the first substantial increase in overall greenhouse gas emissions from Canada since 2014, and the bulk of the increase came from oil and gas production. Continue reading →

The carbon tax has always been contentious and it’s also become a divisive issue on the Alberta election campaign trail. We dig into some of the biggest questions, myths and misunderstandings. Continue reading →

Researchers suggest expecting mothers avoid exposure to poor quality air. Continue reading →

Cenovus is recommending investors at its annual general meeting vote against a shareholder motion requiring it to set greenhouse gas emission targets aligned with the goals of the Paris climate accord. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe answers questions regarding the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, the Gerald Stanley trial and the carbon tax in his year-end interview with Global News. Continue reading →

“The window of opportunity for action is almost closed.” Continue reading →

Morneau’s fall fiscal update will allow manufacturing and processing companies to write off the full cost of buying new equipment and machinery as soon as they put the purchases into use. Continue reading →

The government of Saskatchewan has been told their court challenge on whether a federal carbon tax is constitutional will be held Feb 13 and 14, 2019. Continue reading →

Ottawa is still negotiating with provinces that have coal plants on how they will be phased out and whether they will be allowed to keep operating any of them by reducing equivalent emissions elsewhere. Continue reading →