Strait of Hormuz Blockade May Raise Food Costs Globally
UN officials warn the Strait of Hormuz blockade could trigger food price shocks similar to the pandemic, disrupting global supply chains and increasing costs for consumers.
Category : Climate Change
Metro Vancouver Plans Water Storage Boost, Filtration
Metro Vancouver aims to double Coquitlam Reservoir capacity and add filtration to address climate change risks to water supply and quality.
Regina Mayor to Follow Health Canada Asbestos Pipe Rules
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters confirms the city will adhere to Health Canada guidelines regarding asbestos cement pipes, following an investigation into asbestos in the water.
Gold Falls on Inflation Fears from Iran-U.S. Standoff
Gold declined as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz drove oil prices higher, stoking inflation concerns. The precious metals market remains cautious and volatile.
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Carbon Price Timeline in Alberta Negotiation
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the timeline for Alberta's industrial carbon price to reach $130 per tonne is under negotiation. Industry argues it hurts competitiveness.
8 Ontario Communities Declare Flood Emergency
Eight municipalities in northeastern Ontario have declared a state of emergency due to widespread spring flooding, enabling access to provincial support and resources.
Royalton Hotels Pledges Full Sustainability by 2030
Royalton Hotels & Resorts launches Royalton Sustainability Standards, committing to full implementation across 24+ resorts by 2030, focusing on energy, waste, water, and community.
Think Tank Urges PM Carney to Secure Carbon Price Deal with Alberta
A climate think tank is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney to finalize an industrial carbon pricing agreement with Alberta, highlighting its critical role in national climate strategy and economic stability.
Ticks Arrive Early in Canada: Lyme Disease Risk Up
Tick season has started early in Canada, raising concerns about increased Lyme disease cases. Experts advise caution outdoors.
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McKenna Blasts Canadian Oil Executives Over Climate Inaction
Former environment minister Catherine McKenna has strongly condemned the leaders of Canada's oil industry for failing to align with climate goals, urging greater accountability and action.
Steve Nease Cartoon on Climate Policy and Fossil Fuels
A Steve Nease cartoon from April 19, 2026, critiques climate hysteria and fossil fuel reliance, sparking debate on environmental spending and policy effectiveness.
Montreal Earth Day March Protests Cuts to Environment, Social Programs
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Montreal for Earth Day 2026, marching to voice opposition against recent cuts to environmental initiatives and social programs, echoing similar protests from the previous year.
BC Lithium Plant Opens with First-in-North-America Tech, AI Wildfire Scout
A Delta company launches a groundbreaking lithium refining facility using unique North American technology, while another BC firm develops an AI model to forecast wildfire risks months in advance, highlighting climate solutions.
Canada's Climate Strategy: A Costly Failure
After nearly 40 years of climate alarmism, Canada's expensive efforts to reduce fossil fuel reliance have failed, with global emissions at record highs despite massive taxpayer spending.
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Trump Denies Climate Change Amid Record Heat, Undermines EPA
Former President Donald Trump dismissed climate change at a Turning Point USA event, claiming the Earth is cooling despite federal data showing record-breaking temperatures and ongoing EPA rollbacks.
Climate Change Erodes Nighttime Wildfire Breaks
New research reveals that hotter, drier conditions are diminishing crucial nighttime lulls in wildfire activity, complicating firefighting efforts across British Columbia and beyond.
Canada's Emissions Reduction Pace Slows in 2024
New federal data indicates Canada's progress in cutting greenhouse gas emissions decelerated in 2024, raising concerns about climate targets amid ongoing environmental challenges.
B.C. Officials to Provide Wildfire, Drought Outlook
British Columbia officials will update residents on the summer wildfire and drought forecast, detailing provincial preparedness efforts as climate risks intensify.
Clean Energy Groups Call for East-West Grid and Renewables
Environmental organizations are urging the federal government to prioritize east-west electricity grid connections and substantial investments in renewable energy infrastructure to combat climate change.
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Climate News: Penguins Endangered, Solar Power, El Niño Alert
This week's climate news highlights Emperor penguins listed as endangered, Vancouver's Science World adopting solar panels, and a potential strong El Niño. Plus, latest CO2 data and warming trends.
Summers Getting Longer and Earlier in Canada, UBC Finds
A new study from the University of British Columbia reveals that summer seasons are starting earlier and extending longer in Canada and worldwide, with significant implications for ecosystems and climate patterns.
B.C. Mudslides Reveal Decades of Short-Sighted Governance
Recent mudslides in British Columbia highlight the consequences of approving development in hazard zones without proper climate projections and geotechnical assessments.
Environment Canada to Use AI in Weather Forecasting Model
Environment Canada is developing a new weather forecasting model that integrates artificial intelligence to enhance accuracy and provide more timely warnings for extreme weather events across the nation.
Scientists Monitor Pacific for Potential 'Super El Niño' Formation
Meteorologists are closely watching forecast data suggesting a rare, unusually strong El Niño climate pattern could develop in the Pacific Ocean this year, potentially impacting global weather patterns.
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U.S. Hits Record Hot Month in March, Super El Niño Ahead
March 2025 was the most abnormally hot month in U.S. history, with temperatures 9.35°F above normal. Forecasts warn a super El Niño could push global warmth to new records by 2026.
Darkness Descends on Egypt Amid Energy Crisis
Egypt faces widespread darkness as energy shortages force early closures and dimmed streetlights, drawing parallels to biblical Passover plagues during current geopolitical tensions.
Carney's $3.8B Nature Fund & B.C. EV Mandate Shift
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney unveils a massive $3.8 billion conservation initiative while British Columbia modifies its 2035 zero-emission vehicle sales target. This week's climate developments also include chocolate industry adaptations to
Climate Change Divide Grows Between Canadians and Americans
A new survey highlights a growing gap in climate change perceptions between Canadians and Americans, with Canadians showing stronger support for environmental policies and greater concern over global warming impacts.
Carney Reaffirms Commitment to Green Leadership Pledges
Prime Minister Mark Carney has publicly reiterated his dedication to the environmental incentives he promised during his leadership campaign, emphasizing ongoing support for green initiatives despite political challenges.
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Dutch Climate Ruling Could Influence Canadian Legal Precedents
A Dutch court decision requiring emissions cuts to protect Bonaire from climate change may serve as a blueprint for Canadian litigation, potentially impacting energy prices and policy.
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