In the lead-up to Canada’s federal election on April 28th, leader debates highlighted climate policy as a decisive topic.
As Canada heads toward its federal election on April 28th, the future of national carbon policy is uncertain.
The countdown to Canada’s next federal election has begun.
On Sunday, 9 March, Mark Carney was elected as leader of the Canadian liberal party to replace Justin Trudeau.
The Government of British Columbia announced important updates to the province's renewable fuel requirements for diesel and gasoline.
We examine the federal Liberal Party candidates platforms, and carbon pricing viewpoints, and look at Ontario's election result.
Carbon capture is becoming an important part of Canada’s emission reduction strategy.
ClearBlue looks at Liberal-party leadership candidate Mark Carney's recently unveiled climate policy
Ontario has experienced instability in its carbon pricing programs, shifting through three systems in just five years.