Canada risks missing its climate targets and a democratic opportunity if it fails to take youth leadership seriously. Senator Mary Coyle argues that climate change is a test of democratic inclusion and highlights the Canadian Youth Climate Assembly…
Canada’s climate efforts risk stalling if corporate governance remains a blind spot. Sonia li Trottier argues that climate change is now a material financial risk that boards are obligated to manage, not a peripheral sustainability concern. While many…
Canada’s climate plans risk moving too slowly unless they focus on the buildings we already live and work in. Emma Norton argues that deep retrofits—holistic, whole-building upgrades—should anchor the next federal climate platform because they cut emissions quickly,…
In this piece, Vincent Klassen argues that Canada’s environmental progress depends less on lofty commitments than on rigorous, transparent measurement. Marking 20 years of the Canadian Environmental Sustainability Indicators, the article shows how credible data has helped Canada…
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November 16, 2025An Open Letter from 144 Members of Canada’s Clean50,Business, Academic, ENGO and Government Leaders To: The Right Honourable Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, and The Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Finance We,…
Note: Canada’s leading authority on Greenwashing, Ivey Business School associate professor and Greenwash Action Lab founder, Wren Montgomery, penned this article before the budget moved to largely repeal Bill C-59 which bans greenwashing, a bill supported by a…
by Clean50 Founder / Executive Director, Gavin Pitchford How do we win? How do we get the climate action we so desperately need, and the future we want, when our political “leaders” are so often absent as “leaders”.…
Canada’s push for critical minerals could power the clean economy—or repeat the mistakes of past resource booms. In this piece, Mita Dasog argues that real leadership lies not in mining more, but in mining smarter: refining with clean…
