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![]() Adrienne TannerThe Globe and Mail |
Poilievre promises his supporters an instant fix, a walk back in time all the way to the fifties, a decade of prosperity when middle-class home...
Poilievre has a decidedly testy, if not combative, relationship with journalists. He is quick to anger when faced with questions he doesn’t like,...
The possibility that this could be much more than a trade war — the prospect that what U.S. President Donald Trump actually wants is to expand his...
I’m under no illusion my picayune consumer vegetable protest will deliver the death blow to Trump’s trade war. That is the role of our government...
What Adam Kinzinger's talk really drove home is the fundamental difference between our two countries. Kinzinger strikes me as a decent man with a...
Economic mayhem does not typically make for a winning election campaign. The exception: when blame for the trouble can logically be pinned on an...
Combine our own energy vulnerability with our economic reliance on fossil fuels and throw in a 25 per cent U.S. tariff threat, and what you get is the...
It’s easy, living in a large urban centre, to develop a false sense of imperviousness to disasters caused by extreme weather events.
For the first time in a while, I am truly worried about the future of climate policy in our country. Our federal government talks a good line, but...
For the first time in a while, I am truly worried about the future of climate policy in our country. Our federal government talks a good line, but...
Next week, Vancouver city council will have a final chance to redeem its absurd reversal of a ban on natural gas heating in new buildings that has...
Only in Alberta. That was the refrain when my colleague Natasha Bulowski broke the story that Alberta’s ruling party was considering striking...
The federal government has lost its way in its duty to protect Canadians and the environment from harmful chemicals used on food crops, trees and...
John Rustad has been, to phrase it gently, a long-time climate change skeptic . The B.C. Conservative leader, who hopes to become the next premier...
Last week, the Conservatives lashed out at the Liberals for throwing a caucus retreat at the “lavish” and “swanky” Sudbury Holiday Inn. What...
In Canada, it’s easy to forget how damaging coal is to air quality and the climate. Despite our growing exports, almost all of our own coal-fired...
Finally, someone listened. This week, Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announced up to $12 million for a decade-long study into the health...