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Indigenous group Natural Law Energy inks deal with TC Energy to invest in Keystone XL

Natural Law Energy represents four First Nations in Alberta and one in Saskatchewan » read more

First Nation to launch lawsuits against N.S. commercial fishers for alleged damages

The band also intends to file a constitutional challenge against a provincial law that has prevented the band from selling its lobster catch » read more

45,000 L of oil spilled at Churchill Falls hydroelectric station in Labrador

From a transformer on Oct. 29 after a mechanical failure and a fire, cleanup ongoing » read more

CLEANTECH IN FOCUS

NRC Canada opens new advanced materials research facility in Mississauga

Facility to serve as national clean energy hub supporting research into new materials for industrial development and commercialization » read more

Perovskite solar cells will revolutionize solar sector: report

Perovskite-based solar cell technologies have gained attention due to their low manufacturing costs and higher operational output and efficiency » read more

Hydrogen production to double by 2030 as the world advances towards a sustainable energy economy

The shift towards hydrogen-based economy arises due to the growing concerns over increasing carbon emissions, energy security, and climate change » read more

Feds invest $68M to stop spread of mountain pine beetle in Rocky Mountain National Parks

As part of this investment, Parks Canada will receive $6.9 million over three years » read more

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Quebec to ban sale of gas powered cars by 2035 as part of $6.7 billion climate plan

First Nations chief calls $1 billion Clearwater deal a ‘generational acquisition’

RCMP surveillance, searches breached anti-fracking protesters’ rights, watchdog says

Alberta farmers file what may be first class action lawsuit over unpaid oil leases

Arctic animals showing climate adaptation, but it may be causing declines: study

Federal fisheries minister concerned about size of Mi’kmaq fishery in Cape Breton bay

Shell customers can offset carbon emissions for two cents per litre

Feds invest over $2M in research on plastic pollution

Transit lobby group says electrifying Canada’s bus fleets needs $3 billion a year

Yukon government says it doesn’t support U.S. permit for exploration in Arctic

Methane emissions from oilpatch twice as high as thought: survey

Feds invest $4M to support environmental groups through EcoAction

Report shares key areas of development in waste recycling

Report suggests Alberta students want more education on climate change

Westcoast Energy fined $40K for blast near Prince George, B.C. two years ago

CLEANTECH IN-DEPTH

What Joe Biden’s climate plan means for Canada

Although Biden’s climate plan is not as ambitious as the Green New Deal advocated by the left of the Democratic Party, his plans are serious » read more

Wildlife can be saved from becoming roadkill with a new tool that finds the best locations for fences

Animal mortality due to traffic affects wildlife populations, communities and ecosystems » read more

How coyotes and humans can learn to coexist in cities

Coyotes and other wildlife are making backyards and urban communities part of their homes » read more

After a nuclear war, the world’s emergency food supply could be seafood — if overfishing stops now

A major war between the United States and Russia could make global fish catches fall by as much as 30% » read more

CLEANTECH IN REVIEW

Federal government unveils rules for $750 million emissions reduction fund

The government has not estimated yet what emissions will be cut through this new program » read more