Blog Fast-tracking critical mineral extraction to safeguard the energy transition We encourage governments to become strategic partners in critical minerals projects. Marisa Beck Claudine Brulé 23.06.25
Blog Indigenous leadership should be at the centre of the climate discussion—on National Indigenous Peoples Day and every day Indigenous peoples are often at the forefront of climate impacts and are leaders in the development of the clean economy. Maria Shallard Shianne McKay Grace Donnelly 21.06.25
Blog Why sound planning for floods and wildfires isn’t junk science Debate on climate risk is welcome—but it must be rooted in facts. Ryan Ness 20.06.25
Blog Capitalizing on critical minerals requires cutting timelines—without cutting corners Can Canada deliver on the economic, security, and climate benefits of a stronger critical minerals supply chain, while also upholding Indigenous rights and addressing environmental concerns? Marisa Beck Rick Smith 20.06.25
Blog Is Donald Trump actually doing the climate a favour? No one is going to accuse Donald Trump of caring about climate change. But the defeat of his allies around the world could benefit the environmental fight. Rick Smith 19.06.25
Blog Canada needs to look beyond the U.S. to avoid falling behind in the global energy transition If it wants to deliver on its promise of strengthening Canada’s economy, the new federal government needs to make climate a policy priority. Kathleen Mifflin 28.05.25
Blog The federal government should act decisively to modernize industrial carbon pricing Industrial carbon pricing is Canada’s most impactful climate policy, capable of driving more emissions reductions than any other policy. Dale Beugin 08.05.25
Blog Climate change priorities for Canada’s new government Here are our suggestions for top priorities in the new government’s first 100 days. Rick Smith Peter Nicholson (Chair) 30.04.25
Blog A new chapter begins for the Canadian climate change conversation Here are three ways the next Canadian government can make effective progress on climate change. Rick Smith 24.04.25
Blog Is there a smart way to integrate artificial intelligence data centres into Canada’s electricity grids? In a rapidly evolving market for AI-based data centres, clear frameworks must be established to balance industrial energy demands and emissions reductions. Kate Harland 31.03.25
Blog Investing in clean power can lead to big pay offs for Canada’s economy Canadian provinces can continue to leverage a clean electricity advantage to attract investment and projects. But success will require prioritizing strategic grid expansion and modernization. Alexander Vanderhoof 27.03.25
Blog B.C. has a math problem with renewable natural gas Renewable natural gas is touted as a critical climate solution, but there are serious problems in B.C. with accountability and how emissions benefits are counted from the U.S. Nancy Olewiler Kathryn Harrison Kate Harland 12.03.25
