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Governments Won’t Get the Right Energy Answers by Asking the Wrong Questions

This blog was written by Mitchell Beer of smartershift.com. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not...

Jun 27, 2016

“Real change happens when there is a consensus across the political spectrum."

GreenPAC chatted with Michael Chong about his connection to nature, and why he thinks it’s important to be an environmental leader. When...

Apr 27, 2016

On beauty, biodiversity and a country ahead of the curve on conservation

his is a blog written by GreenPAC intern Nicholas Sopuch. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not...

Mar 16, 2016

Manitoba’s Shot at Environmental Leadership

Spring is not only bringing new growth to the land, it’s bringing a new legislature to Manitoba. April will see a Manitoba provincial...

Mar 14, 2016

Rise of the Green Tories

This blog was written by Kai Nagata and originally posted on dogwoodinitiative.org. The opinions expressed in this article are of the...

Mar 4, 2016

Here Comes the Next Economy. Are First Ministers Ready?

This is a blog written by Mitchell Beer. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily reflective...

Mar 1, 2016

What China’s “New Normal” might mean for its regional biodiversity

This is a blog written by GreenPAC intern Nicholas Sopuch. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not...

Feb 26, 2016

Food Insecurity in Canada’s Indigenous Communities – A Colonial Legacy

This is a blog written by GreenPAC intern Rachel Ball-Jones. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not...

Feb 19, 2016

The Great Bear Agreement: A Model for Cooperative Decision-making

This is a guest blog written by Emily Piccinin. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Feb 8, 2016

Let’s Talk Transportation Policy Solutions

This is a guest blog written by Joanna Kyriazis. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Jan 31, 2016

In the Energy East Fight, We All Want the Same Things

This is a guest blog written by Mitchell Beer. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Jan 27, 2016

COP21: A Ghost Story

This is a guest blog written by Bronwen Tucker. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Jan 24, 2016

Province Can’t Pass the Buck on Oil Pipelines: BC Supreme Court

This article originally appeared on the West Coast Environmental Law blog and was written by Gavin Smith, Eugene Kung, and Jessica Clogg....

Jan 18, 2016

Canada Needs ‘Political Leadership’ on Climate: Natural Resources Minister Carr

This is a guest blog written by Mitchell Beer. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Dec 28, 2015

First Enlightenment, then the Laundry: What the Paris Climate Agreement Means for Canada

This article originally appeared on Desmog blog and was written by Carol Linnitt. The opinions expressed in this article are of the...

Dec 20, 2015

A Small Boy’s Real Log Cabin

This is a guest blog written by Bruce Hyer. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Dec 16, 2015

From Indigenous rights at home to Indigenous rights in Paris

This is a guest blog written by Alexa Waud. The opinions expressed in this article are of the author’s, and are not necessarily...

Dec 13, 2015

Two days until touchdown: COP21 from a Canadian perspective

With just two days remaining, the world is holding its breath as delegates from over 190 countries stride towards a “make or break”...

Dec 9, 2015

When wind blows dissent on green energy development