Telus AI Data Centres: Sustainability in Vancouver
Telus plans AI data centres in Vancouver, smaller than US facilities, raising sustainability concerns amid protests. Experts weigh in on power use and purpose.
Category : Environmental Policy
Free Bike Rides on BC Transit Buses During GoByBike Week
Cyclists can ride BC Transit buses for free from May 30 to June 5 during GoByBike Week, promoting active transportation and reducing emissions.
Canada Plummets in Best Country Ranking, Below U.S.
Canada fell to 19th in the 2025 Best Countries ranking, dropping 15 spots from last year and placing below the United States for the first time in years.
Opinion: What We Are For on the North Shore
Sean Lowrie responds to PM Carney's call, advocating for energy sovereignty by leveraging existing clean energy industries on the North Shore, with a focus on carbon management and critical minerals.
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Waterloo Region Funds Water Efficiency Programs
Waterloo Region commits new funding to expand water efficiency programs due to a capacity shortage, aiming to reduce demand and secure future water supply.
Canadian Energy Leaders Warn of Losing LNG Opportunity
Canadian energy executives urge rapid LNG development, warning that without action in 3-5 years, the generational opportunity will be lost to global competitors.
Stellantis Highlights New Models, Investments in Windsor
Stellantis executives visited Windsor Assembly Plant to showcase new models and announce investments, signaling commitment to the region's automotive future.
Milk River Irrigators Face Tough Season Amid Water Shortage
Irrigators in the Milk River basin face a challenging season due to early snowmelt, dry soils, and a ban on withdrawals from the Milk River under a treaty with the U.S.
Weather Conditions Ripen Saskatchewan for Wildfire Season
Saskatchewan faces heightened wildfire risk due to dry conditions and warm weather, officials warn. Firefighting planes are ready.
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Leaf Rapids Grocery Store Closure Looms
Residents of Leaf Rapids, Manitoba, face an uncertain future as the town's only grocery store prepares to close, exacerbating challenges from wildfire damage and failing services.
Newfoundland Declares Gender-Based Violence Epidemic
Newfoundland and Labrador officially declares gender-based violence an epidemic, with Minister Lela Evans announcing measures to address the crisis.
Canada Can't Afford $20-Billion Pathways CCS Boondoggle
Joe Oliver argues the $20-billion Pathways carbon capture project is a waste of taxpayer money, offering negligible emissions reduction and serving only as political cover for Prime Minister Carney.
Biased IPCC Summaries and Media Skew Climate Reports
A new NBER study shows IPCC summaries lean severe, and media amplify that bias, fueling climate alarm and policy shifts.
El Niño to Shape Canada's Summer Weather in 2026
The Weather Network's 2026 Summer Forecast predicts a hot summer for western Canada, while central and eastern regions will see variable conditions due to a rapid transition to El Niño.
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Lethbridge Water Bills to Rise 18% Over Four Years
Lethbridge city council approved a $285-million wastewater plant upgrade, leading to an 18% increase in water bills over four years for residents.
Comox Valley Sewer Warning Due to Emergency
The Comox Valley in B.C. has issued a sewer use warning due to an ongoing emergency, urging residents to reduce water usage to prevent system overload.
Multi-vehicle crash blocks EB Hwy. 401 express lanes
A multi-vehicle collision on eastbound Hwy. 401 express lanes in Mississauga has caused a complete blockage. Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes.
Montreal Pedestrian-Only Streets This Summer
Montreal will transform several streets into pedestrian-only zones this summer, boosting walkability and local businesses. The initiative aims to create vibrant public spaces.
N.S. Premier in Talks with Onshore Natural Gas Proponent
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston confirms the province is negotiating with an onshore natural gas company, sparking debate over energy development and environmental concerns.
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Risk of catastrophic explosion eliminated at California chemical tank
Authorities say the risk of a catastrophic explosion has been eliminated at a damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, after it overheated last week.
Cambridge Closes Downtown Street for Summer
Cambridge, Ont. has closed a downtown street for the summer to create a pedestrian-friendly zone, aiming to boost local businesses and community gatherings.
Saskatchewan Premier Must Oppose Carbon Taxes
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is urged to resist Ottawa's industrial carbon tax, as Cenovus CEO warns it drives investment away from Canada.
Climate Caucus to Meet Monday Amid Backsliding Fears
Federal Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin will host a climate caucus meeting Monday as critics warn of backsliding on Canada's emissions targets.
Waterloo Region Brings Back Summer Water Conservation Rules
Waterloo Region has reinstated mandatory water conservation rules for the summer, limiting outdoor watering to specific days and times to ensure sustainable water use.
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Water Conservation Measures Likely for Okanagan, Vancouver Island
Officials warn of potential drought and water conservation measures for B.C.'s South Coast and Okanagan due to low snowpack and hot, dry forecasts.
Oil Sands Firms Can Afford Carbon Capture: Minister
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson expresses high confidence that oil sands companies can absorb carbon capture costs, despite competitiveness concerns.
Pope Leo Decries Dizzying Profits in Italy's Land of Fires
Pope Leo criticized companies seeking 'dizzying' profits through pollution during a visit to Acerra, Italy, a toxic waste dumping hotspot, and met with victims.
Oil Prices Drop Over 5% on Iran Deal Hopes
Oil prices plummeted more than 5% amid expectations of a potential nuclear deal with Iran, which could increase global oil supply and ease market tensions.
Rooftop Fire Likely Due to Lightning Strike in Winnipeg
Fire officials in Winnipeg are urging residents to test smoke detectors after a rooftop fire possibly caused by a lightning strike. No injuries reported.
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Chemical Tank Explosion Risk Forces 50,000 Evacuations in CA
A chemical tank at an aerospace plant in Garden Grove, California, risks exploding, prompting mandatory evacuation of 50,000 residents as crews work to prevent disaster.
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