A 15-year study linked declining sea ice levels to the spread of a deadly virus that targeted seals, sea lions and otters. Scientists say that as climate change continues, the virus could potentially spread further.

Fresh on the heels of her visit to Alberta, Thunberg will attend a climate strike in Vancouver on Friday morning.

Construction crews could be seen hard at work at the Horshoe Island Park seawall this week as they continued their efforts to prepare the municipality's sea walls

The paper discusses a doomsday scenario for climate change in order to present it as a security issue rather than just an environmental one.

The U.S. is refusing to “welcome” the findings of a dire UN climate report, because it does not want to endorse the results.

There are three challenges standing in the way of a climate change solution, says Mike Colledge, president of Canada Ipsos Public Affairs.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said twice in two days that his science minister won a Nobel Prize. She did not.

British researchers have concluded that most of Canada's oilsands will have to be left in the ground if the world gets serious about climate change.

Full transcript for Season 4, Episode 9, aired Nov. 9, 2014, featuring an interview with Alberta Premier Jim Prentice, former U.S. Commander Maj.-Gen. (ret'd) Paul Eaton, and a panel with Mark Kennedy and Jennifer Ditchburn

Alberta Premier Jim Prentice says he's concerned about climate change and trying to reduce emissions but we'll still rely on fossil fuels for the next 50-75 years.