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Skidegate (HlGaagilda), one of two Haida communities on the Graham Island, is joining other First Nations in leading the path for a clean and bright future. With a population of 800 people in the
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In my latest book,
The Prairie Climate Centre at the University of Winnipeg just released the ambitious new Climate Atlas of Canada. Projecting the impact of climate change in major cities across our country, it gives
Last December, for the second anniversary of the Paris Agreement on climate change, the One Planet Summit took place. Convened by the French president himself, this summit brought new announcements in
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Guest post by Professor Leslie King, PhD, MCIP, Director CCEE and Program Head, MA, MSc and BA, BSc, in Environmental Practice, Royal Roads University
Globe Forum 2018 is a biennial conference, “The
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Askov Finlayson is a Minneapolis-based clothing brand that specializes in hats and outdoor wear. As a brand that celebrates the North, cold winters, and the traditions of the snowy season, they are
When the small planning team in 1988 was creating the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy in our Chair's (David Johnston) office at McGill University, we went around the table and