Climate crisis
Climate change is here to stay—and climate therapy might be too
A Q&A with therapist Jared Knoll, who treats farmers and university students with eco-anxiety and eco-grief
To win the next election, Conservatives need a credible climate plan
Ken Boessenkool: The 905 presents a massive opportunity for the Conservative Party, if they can come up with a climate plan that reels in accessible voters
The climate crisis is our biggest public health threat
Jane Philpott and Samantha Green: To tackle a global climate catastrophe, we should study how society has successfully faced other health crises
How climate change is leaving adorable snowshoe hares vulnerable
With a changing climate, camouflage has become hazardous for the common boreal forest hare. Will it have time to adapt?
This Ontario town is trying to be Canada’s first carbon-neutral community
The tiny village of Eden Mills is closing in on its goal, proving what collective action can achieve
Why we can’t shake our carbon-emitting habits, even as the world burns
If we know the situation is dire, why is it so hard to change our habits? Oh, 37 different reasons.
Climate change is making wildfires in Canada bigger, hotter and more dangerous
In B.C., Alberta and beyond, forest fires are getting larger and way more difficult to handle. Get used to it.
What the skyrocketing popularity of Beyond Meat means for our planet
The company and its many competitors are normalizing plant-based meat alternatives. But what will this shift mean for the meat industry?
What climate change would mean for Canada’s famous landmarks
Here are the possible effects of a warming planet, from Peggy’s Cove to Banff National Park and all the way to the Okanagan Valley
The climate crisis: “Yes, we should be scared.”
What will it take for popular opinion to catch up with the terrifying science? We talk to Canada’s top climate change experts.
Enough with the climate change half-measures. Canada has real solutions to consider.
Our editorial: It’s clear that both the Conservatives and Liberals look at climate change polling and see a reason for caution. But the science offers none.
Yes, climate change can be beaten by 2050. Here’s how.
A carbon-free world can be a reality. What would that mean for our jobs, homes and lives?