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]
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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]
NATIONAL PULSE – Five issues to watch closely in 2022
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE December 27, 2021 – It’s the holiday season and Canadians are being told to limit their social contacts as the COVID-19 virus sweeps across the [Continue]
KNOX – If November were set to music, it would be a country hurtin’ song
HAD ENOUGH OF NATURAL DISASTER this week? Floods, mudslides, washouts, the Canucks. Doesn’t help that the storm, followed by an unsettling avalanche of stories about its [Continue]
CLIMATE – How an ‘atmospheric river’ led to floods and mudslides in B.C.
By JOHN J. CLAGUE Simon Fraser University THE WEST COAST of Canada is known for its wet autumn weather, but the storm that British Columbia’s Fraser Valley experienced over [Continue]
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