Why corporate America thumbed its nose at Trump over the climate deal
In the industrialized world, Trump, the Republicans and other North American conservatives are among the final holdouts in taking seriously the fight against climate change
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What would Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement mean for Canada?
U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to announce this week that he will pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement. What impact will the move have on the landmark climate accord and how will it affect Canada?
The real lesson Ontario can take away from B.C.’s carbon tax
A recent study doesn’t prove revenue-neutral carbon taxes are a myth. It proves that governments have to be held accountable.
Which PM Trudeau will President Trump be meeting Monday?
Trump’s pre-visit briefing could paint starkly different portraits of Canada’s prime minister
The big issues that could be on the Trump - Trudeau agenda
From NAFTA and NATO to softwood lumber and climate change, here are the pressing issues in Canada-U.S. relations
What Canadians should demand from Trudeau on climate policy
The Trudeau government has yet to answer fundamental questions about both its climate and energy development policy plans
What the pan-Canadian climate plan gets right
The agreement between Ottawa and all but two of the provinces is the result of negotiation and compromise—though two red flags remain
Inside Christy Clark’s climate change brinksmanship
Did B.C. Premier Christy Clark win something real, or just put on a show?
Policy, not pipelines, will determine if we meet our goals
Do pipelines prevent Canada from meeting its targets? Does approving new pipelines mean we’re betting the world won’t act? The answer to both is ’no’.
No, carbon pricing alone won’t be enough to lower emissions
A response to economist Trevor Tombe’s argument against blocking pipelines