No joke. We were honoured to have many of Canada’s finest, most driven and accomplished climate-connected leaders join us from every corner of the country on October 15th, at the Evergreen Brickworks, for the 15th Clean50 Summit. Comprised…
EDITORIAL COMMENTARY While there’s no shortage of choices both north and south of the border, way up in the “WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?” category, the curious decision by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CCOC) to celebrate Rich Kruger,…
In this week’s article Chris Henderson explores the concept of a Transformative Energy Investment Asset Class, a framework designed to guide capital toward the energy transition. It examines how market guardrails, income amplification, and capital intermediaries can improve…
Submission to the Government of Canada – Budget 2025 Introduction Canada today is at a crossroads. We face two massive risks to our sovereignty and our security: climate change, and U.S. industrial policies. Arguably, these risks are greater…
Reinventing essential chemicals for a sustainable future is never simple. From the runways of winter airports to the waterways they affect, the stakes are high. Martin Larocque of Electro Carbon Inc. traces the path of a climate-positive innovation—through…
Each year, Clean50 recognizes 20 Emerging Leaders across sectors who are pushing Canada’s sustainability transition forward. This week is our final installment of our “Where Are They Now” series, which highlights honourees driving impact in ESG leadership, clean…
2025 is the second worst forest fire season in Canada, ever. 7.3 million hectares of forests – an area the size of New Brunswick – have been transformed from cool, shaded habitat, into smoke and charred husks. Wreaking…
The Port of Prince Rupert is leading sustainability through collaboration, data sharing, and systems thinking. From renewable diesel initiatives to inclusive stakeholder engagement, the Port demonstrates how collective action drives real environmental progress. Jason Scherr offers practical lessons…
Reducing PFAS exposure in consumer goods and supply chains is a growing priority—but what does “PFAS-free” actually mean? Emily Hicks, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer at FREDsense Technologies, unpacks the complexity behind PFAS definitions, the gaps in current…
As climate impacts grow more severe, the role of nature in building resilience is gaining long-overdue recognition. Sabine Dietz explores how natural systems—often overlooked in policy and planning—are vital to both mitigating climate change and adapting to its…
