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Renewable energy is cheaper and healthier – so why isn’t it replacing fossil fuels faster?
There are a lot of factors that influence why governments are slow on the uptake of clean energy projects, including upfront cost.
MacKenzie Scott donates $86 million to MakeWay Foundation
A transformative contribution to the MakeWay Foundation is expected to deepen the foundation’s environmental mission.
Fossil fuel companies use philanthropy to ‘stifle community opposition’: Environmental Defence Canada
The charity’s research highlights ten tactics that the fossil fuel industry uses to “protect its profits and delay climate action.”
OP-ED: Cyclists may be right to run stop signs and red lights. Here’s why
Cyclists’ rolling stops may be safer and more efficient than full compliance.
Economic Nutrition: How a new methodology is helping businesses show where their money goes
Following a successful implementation of Economic Nutrition on Fogo Island in Newfoundland and Labrador, Shorefast is making the methodology and label available to an inaugural cohort of organizations across Canada.
First fully-electric buggy to roll into the Arctic tundra
Polar Bears International will become the first non-profit to use an EV buggy in the Arctic tundra.
This Canadian startup is removing carbon from the air with rocks – and creating environmentally sustainable jobs
Tackling climate change will require investment in new technologies, and here's one collaboration that could significantly impact CO2
Protest has been critical to social reform. Toronto’s grassroots groups say new rules could hinder them
The City of Toronto conducted extensive public consultation about a new bylaw to prevent protests near “vulnerable social infrastructure.” Despite most residents and community organizations opposing the bylaw, it will come into effect in early July.
Canadian charities are on the frontlines of disaster management—will climate change force a rethink?
Nearly 40,000 Canadians faced evacuation in May alone.
Renewable energy is cheaper and healthier – so why isn’t it replacing fossil fuels faster?
There are a lot of factors that influence why governments are slow on the uptake of clean energy projects, including upfront cost.
MacKenzie Scott donates $86 million to MakeWay Foundation
A transformative contribution to the MakeWay Foundation is expected to deepen the foundation’s environmental mission.
Fossil fuel companies use philanthropy to ‘stifle community opposition’: Environmental Defence Canada
The charity’s research highlights ten tactics that the fossil fuel industry uses to “protect its profits and delay climate action.”
OP-ED: Cyclists may be right to run stop signs and red lights. Here’s why
Cyclists’ rolling stops may be safer and more efficient than full compliance.
Economic Nutrition: How a new methodology is helping businesses show where their money goes
Following a successful implementation of Economic Nutrition on Fogo Island in Newfoundland and Labrador, Shorefast is making the methodology and label available to an inaugural cohort of organizations across Canada.
First fully-electric buggy to roll into the Arctic tundra
Polar Bears International will become the first non-profit to use an EV buggy in the Arctic tundra.
This Canadian startup is removing carbon from the air with rocks – and creating environmentally sustainable jobs
Tackling climate change will require investment in new technologies, and here's one collaboration that could significantly impact CO2
Protest has been critical to social reform. Toronto’s grassroots groups say new rules could hinder them
The City of Toronto conducted extensive public consultation about a new bylaw to prevent protests near “vulnerable social infrastructure.” Despite most residents and community organizations opposing the bylaw, it will come into effect in early July.
Canadian charities are on the frontlines of disaster management—will climate change force a rethink?
Nearly 40,000 Canadians faced evacuation in May alone.
