Nova Scotia approves Indigenous-owned, largest-ever wind farm to power hydrogen production
The massive 1.2‑GW wind farm locks in Indigenous-led ownership and will power Canada’s biggest proposed green hydrogen export hub.
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Indigenous Clean Energy now delivers 10 per cent of Canada’s generated electricity
Indigenous Nations now co-own or hold commercial stakes in enough clean energy projects to power more than 1 in 10 watts generated in Canada.
Video: Youth-led lawsuit accuses Carney government of abandoning its 2030 climate target
The groups say Ottawa's carbon price and methane rollbacks have made its legally mandated 2030 emissions target unreachable
Explainer: Quebec’s pension fund stopped investing in oil and made $4B more in green energy. Now politicians and Canada’s pension sector need to get the memo
Quebec’s pension giant proves renewables can outperform oil — and exposes how far behind the rest of Canada’s funds really are.
Forget a second life – this Montreal boutique is giving used clothing a third life
Montreal’s new La Fibre Atelier tests whether “third‑hand” fashion can cut waste without fuelling more consumption
Earth Day Q&A: Happiness in a finite world
Over the last ten years, Canada’s per capita footprint has declined, but so has Canadians’ life satisfaction.
How place-based investing could help finance cities’ climate plan: the LC3 network case
Climate-mitigation funding is drying up like the lakes and rivers it's trying to save. So how can Canada’s cities and municipalities pay for their plans when funding gaps prevent them? Social finance reporter Diane Berard explores the LC3 network in the case study below.
Protecting rural housing: Saltbox Fund founder on the power of lending circles
KJ Conyers-Steede is piloting a peer-to-peer community financing model that can be scaled and replicated across rural Canada.
How governments can help Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by wildfires
Why wildfire evacuations keep failing Indigenous communities — and what governments can fix now
Lessons learned after Victoriaville backs off on its canopy charge for residents
The Quebec community had proposed a tax on trees being cut down - which stuck - but residents didn’t like a tax on yards with little tree cover.
Indigenous Clean Energy now delivers 10 per cent of Canada’s generated electricity
Indigenous Nations now co-own or hold commercial stakes in enough clean energy projects to power more than 1 in 10 watts generated in Canada.
Video: Youth-led lawsuit accuses Carney government of abandoning its 2030 climate target
The groups say Ottawa's carbon price and methane rollbacks have made its legally mandated 2030 emissions target unreachable
Explainer: Quebec’s pension fund stopped investing in oil and made $4B more in green energy. Now politicians and Canada’s pension sector need to get the memo
Quebec’s pension giant proves renewables can outperform oil — and exposes how far behind the rest of Canada’s funds really are.
Forget a second life – this Montreal boutique is giving used clothing a third life
Montreal’s new La Fibre Atelier tests whether “third‑hand” fashion can cut waste without fuelling more consumption
Earth Day Q&A: Happiness in a finite world
Over the last ten years, Canada’s per capita footprint has declined, but so has Canadians’ life satisfaction.
How place-based investing could help finance cities’ climate plan: the LC3 network case
Climate-mitigation funding is drying up like the lakes and rivers it's trying to save. So how can Canada’s cities and municipalities pay for their plans when funding gaps prevent them? Social finance reporter Diane Berard explores the LC3 network in the case study below.
Protecting rural housing: Saltbox Fund founder on the power of lending circles
KJ Conyers-Steede is piloting a peer-to-peer community financing model that can be scaled and replicated across rural Canada.
How governments can help Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by wildfires
Why wildfire evacuations keep failing Indigenous communities — and what governments can fix now
Lessons learned after Victoriaville backs off on its canopy charge for residents
The Quebec community had proposed a tax on trees being cut down - which stuck - but residents didn’t like a tax on yards with little tree cover.
