Sir David Attenborough delivers The People’s Seat Address to World Leaders at #COP24, created by messages from people affected by climate change from around the world and collected through social
It is interesting to see the difference between the Ontario government and BC government plans to meet their climate change commitments. The new BC plan, Clean BC, was just announced and requires all
A good society is dependent upon bold, ethical leadership. Anna-Marie Tremonti interviewed Rachel Notley on The Current yesterday and one of her questions was about the Trudeau administration's
The mounting campaign against plastic is not just good news for the environment, it will also help reduce climate pollutions. Why? Seven of the 10 largest plastic producers are still oil and natural
The inaugural Paris Peace Forum, held earlier this month, marked the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Inspired by the COP 21 model, this event centred around one simple idea:
Earlier this month, Quebecers marched for climate action, a 50,000-strong Montreal demonstration. The Pact for Transition asks the Quebec government to stop all new fossil fuel exploitation in the
Robert Reich looks at Big Money in politics, the decline in democracy, and Trump's election.
Before Jane Goodall there was Anne Innis Dagg. Her research on giraffe’s was groundbreaking and so was her fight for women’s equality in science. In 1956, she made her first trip to South Africa to
Extinction Rebellion, a UK-based activist group, is taking London by storm this week with a series of coordinated protests that have brought the city to near gridlock. Their non-violent protests are f
Yesterday, we had the pleasure of attending a guest lecture by the renowned communications scholar, Dr. John Durham Peters. His presentation, Environments as Media, is based on his 2016 book, The