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The tree whisperer
It wasn’t until Peter Wohlleben began organizing survival training tours in the German forest he managed that he learned to start seeing trees as part... -
Northern Gateway pipeline is dead or is it?
Enbridge and the feds both had big announcements to share this week: neither will be appealing an earlier court ruling overturning approval of the Northern... -
6 questions for Maude Barlow
H2O advocate and Council of Canadians chair Maude Barlow maps out Canada’s water apocalypse in her new book, Boiling Point: Government Neglect, Corporate Abuse and... -
Who’s going to be Toronto’s first zero-waste grocer?
If Toronto needed another reason to envy Montreal beyond chewy bagels and cheap rent, here’s another: that city has just scored its second zero-waste grocery... -
Who’s going to be Toronto’s first zero-waste grocer?
If Toronto needed another reason to envy Montreal beyond chewy bagels and cheap rent, heres another: that city has just scored its second zero-waste grocery... -
Greenwash of the week: Boxed Water
The font heavy black and white box is insistent: boxed water is better. They say 74% of the packaging is made from "well-managed" trees, a... -
Ripley’s fishy conservation
It’s Saturday night at Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto, and a blue-carpet gala fundraiser for a small European children’s water education charity is in full swing:... -
Thanks, but firing Energy East panelists won’t cut it
It had to happen. And it did. The Calgary-based pipeline regulators at the National Energy Board (NEB) announced late Friday, September 8 that all three... -
Thanks, but firing Energy East panelists won’t cut it
It had to happen. And it did. The Calgary-based pipeline regulators at the National Energy Board (NEB) announced late Friday, September 8 that all three... -
All bottled up: how much power does the province have against Nestle?
After word went viral last week that Nestlé is still bottling millions of litres of Ontario water for mere pennies, Premier Kathleen Wynne admitted conditions... -
U.S. bans toxic triclosan in soaps
Nearly four decades after it first proposed banning triclosan, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is officially outlawing the antibacterial chem and 18 other antiseptic... -
National Energy Board suspends Energy East pipeline hearings amid conflict charges
If TransCanada Corp. thought piping its oil eastward would be easier than muscling it past the Rocky mountains and tree-huggers, it clearly didn’t anticipate the... -
Gravedigging for gold
What's a gold pendant or ring worth in the grand scheme of things? If you're living in the path of a Canadian gold mining company... -
Carbon bubble bursts on BCs climate action plan
There was a time when British Columbia was a beacon in the smog, showing the rest of Canada how bold climate action is done, even... -
Carbon bubble bursts on BCs climate action plan
There was a time when British Columbia was a beacon in the smog, showing the rest of Canada how bold climate action is done, even...
