Hot on the heels of a new round of 50% tariffs on a wide range of Canadian imports, scheduled to take effect Aug. 19, Donald ...

From First Nations communities confronting systemic failures that leave them fleeing ahead of infernos, to firefighters ...

The Quebec branch of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society said it was "perplexed" by a new provincial-federal agreement ...

China brought the world's first large scale “flow” battery project online earlier this year, and developers in Europe are ...

Solar installations across Africa hit a record last year, but international lenders are charging African countries far more ...

As experts warn that misinformation and disinformation are existential threats to Canadian democracy, communities watching hyperscale data centres move into their neighbourhoods say they are being ...

Instead of propping up sunsetting industries, Canada needs a hard pivot to large-scale, transformative, distributed energy ...

A South Dakota thunderstorm damaged wind turbines with recorded gusts over 130mph, raising concerns about how wind farms are ...

The expense involved in retrofitting Toronto’s considerable stock of aging high-rise apartments is one longstanding obstacle to getting a maximum heat bylaw on the books, writes the Toronto Star.

Measures of what researchers call “excess mortality”—the difference between the normally expected number of deaths and the ...

New AI-driven forecasts can tell you when dangerous weather is coming, Prof. Catherine Nakalembe writes for Yale Climate ...

A Leger poll of 1,505 Canadians found 81% worry AI data centres will raise electricity bills and 79% fear environmental harm, ...