SUZUKI – Report outlines Canada’s quick path to clean power
CANADA COULD BE a clean electricity powerhouse by 2035 — without building more large hydro dams or relying on expensive and sometimes unproven and dangerous technologies [Continue]
Climate change
COLLINS – 2022 could be all about the weather
“I’VE SEEN FIRE and I’ve seen rain.” So go the lyrics of a hit song by James Taylor. We saw that last year in many parts of the province. And we are being warned [Continue]
GINTA – Why Earth Day should be taking place 365 times a year
IT WAS EARTH DAY a week ago. The happy stories abounded and there were also the reminders that make us uncomfortable. We love our home and thus on Earth Day we do things to [Continue]
COLLINS – Climate plan doesn’t cut it
WE SPEAK, but we don’t do. That pretty much sums up Canada’s $9.1 billion climate plan announced this week in Vancouver by the prime minister. It’s a lot of money, but [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Nuclear energy: It’s not easy being green
NUCLEAR ENERGY has an image problem. For decades, it has been the energy source that dares not speak its name. No wonder, with the disasters at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Joe and Josie Homeowner need help as energy bills soar
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. THE HYDRO BILL for our house arrived the other day. It was shocking. We’re used to high electricity bills in December and January but this [Continue]
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