The bat’s journey from Britain to Russia is one of the longest on record
Crisis was a wake-up call for the normally temperate Pacific Northwest
Choices increasingly centered around how herds can sustain drought conditions
4,090 square kilometres scorched so far, about four times B.C.’s year-to-date averages
Wildfires are raging out of control, forcing residents out of their homes in British Columbia
‘I think this is the best contribution I can make right now for Canada, arguably the world’
Most of the glaciers in Alberta and B.C. mountains are projected to disappear by the end of the century
‘Everybody’s really worried about the implications of this event, nobody saw this coming’
Lytton sets new all-time national high, conditions could persist in the Prairies until week’s end
Ad hoc network of organizations, municipal governments and health agencies doing what they can
Trudeau promised in April that Canada would slash greenhouse gas emissions by 40 to 45 per cent
Notley says that includes moving Alberta’s electricity grid to net-zero emissions by the year 2035
Report lists 24 nature-based ways for Canada to help cut carbon emissions by 78 million tonnes
Canadian Institute for Climate Choices report considered air quality, diseases and temperatures
The group has filed an appeal after their lawsuit was struck down by a Federal Court judge last fall
Researchers suggest the need for a Canada Water Agency dedicated to water management across the country
Those in western North America have found to be thinning more quickly than almost any others in the world
Association CEO John Gorman pointed out Canada has had safe nuclear power for more than 50 years
Jerome Haegeli says the world’s current path puts Canada on track to lose 7% of its gross domestic product
Trudeau announced target during a virtual climate summit convened by U.S. President Joe Biden
