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Indigenous ingenuity can empower climate action and reconciliation

This Indigenous Peoples Day, we will take the time to honour the enduring spirit of First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples in ...
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Carlyn Allary

Carlyn Allary is a member of the Red River Métis and a Research Associate with Indigenous Research at the Canadian Climate ...
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Jaela Bernstien

Jaela Bernstien is a settler of mixed Scottish and Jewish descent and a Senior Communications Specialist with the Canadian ...
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Smith's oil bucks will not be enough to keep Albertans happy

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s decision to pass on a slice of the province's recent gas tax windfall directly to residents ...
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Nearly 20 belugas were found dead on the shores of the St. Lawrence River in 2025

A total of 19 belugas were found dead in 2025 on the shores of the St. Lawrence River, but unlike in previous years, ...
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Canadian banks rank among world’s top fossil fuel financiers

Of the five Canadian banks ranked among the world’s top fossil fuel financiers, RBC places highest and is the seventh bank ...
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World Cup fans in Vancouver paint the town red after Canada gorges on goals

First came the feast, as Canada's World Cup team gorged on goals against Qatar in BC Place Stadium. Then came the party. Fans ...
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Deepest and most extensive whale graveyard discovered in Indian Ocean

Some of the remains found in the Diamantina fracture zone date back more than five million years and reveal species and ...
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CPPIB is financing four LNG terminals — and may risk even more

LNG investments are particularly short-sighted for pension funds, which are mandated to invest for the long-term and are ...
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Alberta's Smith says it may be too late to put a question about coal to the Oct. vote

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is suggesting it's too late to put an anti-coal mining petition question to a provincewide ...
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Federal and BC governments will pay $200M for Tumbler Ridge school and health centre

The federal and British Columbia governments have announced billions of dollars in combined investments to spur housing ...
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FIFA hydration breaks have sparked criticism. But what do they actually do?

For the first time in World Cup history, FIFA is mandating all soccer players take hydration breaks to protect them from the ...