Fix approvals, start building says Electricity Canada
A new report from Electricity Canada drives home the urgency of expanding Canada’s clean power resources to meet national decarbonization goals and identifies five barriers to reaching those goals.
Nova Scotia’s modern ‘gold rush’ poses huge risk to climate, expert warns
Nova Scotia is embarking on what many are calling its fourth gold rush -- but instead of panning for chunks of gold, mining operations in the province today consist of massive...
National report reveals Canada’s disaster vulnerabilities, risk areas – The Weather Network
Canada's first-ever disaster report at the national level showcases the threats the country faces, the regions at risk, and what is needed for agencies and people to better handle future catastrophes..
The Real Estate Crash is Entering its Next Stage
The situation is deteriorating at the same rapid pace as in 2008. Check these charts...
Understanding the role of adaptive reuse in real estate investing
In recent years, adaptive reuse strategies — which transform an existing structure to allow it to serve a new purpose...
Solar power investment set to surpass oil production spending this year
Investors will pour more money into solar power than in oil production this year for the first time, signaling the scale and speed of the transition to low-carbon sources of energy.
Remediation and Reclamation: Going green at Gunnar Mine and Mill
Remediation efforts at the former Gunnar Mine and Mill Site has reached a new milestone —with the first stage of revegetation coming to fruition.
Government of Canada taking next step in addressing “forever chemicals” PFAS
A recently released report from the government states that there is growing evidence that PFAS carry significant health risks to humans. The chemicals are found in a wide range of everyday products
Private member’s motion comes amid growing calls for “climate-aligned” finance rules aimed at keeping Canada on track to meet carbon reduction targets.
Canadian forest fires are the latest costly climate disaster that public accounts fail to capture
The advantages of fighting in-your-face effects of climate change simply don't show up public accounts. You don't have to tell the people of Calgary and other Canadian communities breathing orange air that forest fires have a cost.
