How carbon taxes can grow the economy and give Canadians a break
Provinces can—and should—use carbon tax revenue to offer rebates to households and businesses, writes Mark Cameron
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What meeting Canada’s climate targets would mean for the Prairies
There’s no way Canada can achieve its climate targets without harming the Alberta and Saskatchewan economies, writes Trevor McLeod of the Canada West Foundation
How Ottawa and the provinces can unite around climate change
As Trudeau prepares to meet with the provinces this week to discuss a national climate change plan, the big question is around what role Ottawa will play
Carving up Canada’s climate change burden
Who will take responsibility for reducing GHGs and what is the best way to share that responsibility among regions?
Maclean’s on the Hill: An audio briefing on the week in politics
Also: Paul Wells on the Trudeau government’s first 100 days
Is geoengineering the solution to saving the Earth?
Climate-change skeptics and environmentalists both hate the idea. But is ‘veiling’ the Earth the only quick solution to a climate change-catastrophe?
Shannon Phillips: Alberta’s Minister of hard hits
How a former activist and roller derby player is changing Alberta’s—and Canada’s—climate change record
Justin Trudeau’s three biggest issues in 2016
For the PM, 2016 will be all about the economy, Indigenous people and climate change
Why the Tories must shake an association with climate skepticism
Conservatives were among the first to note climate change’s dangers. Here’s why it should be in their future, too.
Barack Obama: ’We have come to Paris to show our resolve’
For the record: Remarks by President Barack Obama at the First Session of COP21