Marc Fawcett-Atkinson

Some of Vancouver's leading builders are eyeing with frustration an upcoming city council vote that could eliminate the city's years-old restrictions on using natural gas in new buildings.

November 22nd 2024 #70 of 70 articles from the Special Report:

November 27th 2024 A coalition of Canada's largest environmental and health protection groups, backed by several professors, is asking

As conservative Vancouver city councillors prepare to vote on whether to overturn a key climate measure banning natural gas for home heating in new buildings, hearings stretched days beyond schedule with over 140 people voicing opinions.

Six of 11 key executives for Canada's largest pesticide and agrichemical lobby group held senior government positions with this country's pesticide and food safety regulators for years before starting their current positions, a new analysis reveals.

A prominent Indigenous climate organizer has received a prestigious $4-million grant to build a network that will help bolster Indigenous people's influence in global climate policy.

A growing body of evidence, showing that Canada's most common insecticides are more dangerous to human health than previously thought, has not been fully assessed by this country's pesticide regulator,

Vancouver mayor Ken Sim wants to transfer some of the city's financial reserves into Bitcoin cryptocurrency — and says it will be good for the climate, too. His claim has some experts scratching their heads.

British Columbia's gas utility is hiking its prices nearly 20 per cent, in part to help cover the cost of a climate plan that will do little to reduce the province’s harmful emissions or use of fossil-based natural gas.

Forget policy: Canada's Conservative party has decided conspiracies about crickets will win them the upcoming federal election.