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Arno KopeckyNational Observer |
This year’s literary festival, starting October 18, will be its biggest yet.
It explains why the prime minister has given the province almost everything it wants
He’s even considering overriding species protection laws to move quickly on big projects
Keeping the uncomfortable truths about climate change on the public radar takes an unrelenting newsroom. I believe Canada's National Observer is the...
Keeping the uncomfortable truths about climate change on the public radar takes an unrelenting newsroom. I believe Canada's National Observer is the...
These volatile numbers make everything more expensive
It’s a problem for Canadians that the Conservatives are going all-in on a candidate with no appeal to a majority of the country, writes Arno Kopecky...
In a speech that marked the start of Pierre Poilievre 2.0, the Conservative leader promised not to change.
None of what Arno Kopecky saw from Conservatives speaking on the first night of the party's Calgary convention was any more surprising than the...
There are other nation-building projects that offer better paths to independence The post Face It, One More Pipeline Won’t Save Us from Trump first...
It’s one thing to make compromises in times of national crisis. It’s another to twist the math on emissions The post No Matter Which Way You Look...
Politically and environmentally, tensions are rising across the country as Canadians drift apart. In BC, the race to replace John Rustad as BC...
How to describe the laundry list of climate-killing gifts to Alberta that the MOU spells out? The depth of the betrayal goes beyond words. I felt ill...
Dissonance is a defining aspect of this new world. Those purple smoke-shrouded sunsets are gorgeous. This first week of September, my social media...
They sting. They destroy picnics. But, honestly, they’re not all bad The post In Defence of Wasps first appeared on The Walrus.
The US was never really a clean energy leader. Can Ottawa step in? The post Trump’s Attacks on the Climate Are an Opportunity for Canada first...
Prime Minister Mark Carney just dodged a bullet in his ongoing efforts to secure Indigenous support for Bill C-5. This follows Thursday’s meeting...
Prime Minister Mark Carney set off alarm bells across British Columbia when he told a journalist at the Calgary Stampede that a new bitumen pipeline...
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