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2025 was defined by uncertainty on climate policy in Canada that needs quick resolution

There were some wins but when it comes to concrete actions to protect people and communities across Canada, much is left wanting

  • Rick Smith
22.12.25
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Fixing industrial carbon pricing makes sense for Alberta and Canada

Amidst the clear flaws in the MOU between Alberta and Canada, there is an opportunity to fix industrial carbon pricing.

  • Dale Beugin
  • Dave Sawyer
15.12.25
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Grid-scale batteries improve reliability and cut costs, but Canada has been slow to respond

Why battery storage is booming and how Canada can use it to its advantage.

  • Eyab Al-Aini
12.12.25
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Closing the Indigenous housing gap requires building homes that are more than shelter

Governments have a chance—and a responsibility—to close gaps in Indigenous housing and health through co-ordinated policy, innovative financing, and long-term partnership.

  • Carlyn Allary
  • Maria Shallard
  • Kayla Fayant
11.12.25
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