Category: General

Canada’s Second Worst Ever Forest Fire Season

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…

At the Helm: Leading Sustainability Through Collective Action 

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…

How Trees on Farms Can Shape Canada’s Climate Future

Imagine a future where Canada’s farmlands are not just sources of food but bastions against climate change – teeming with a billion new trees, safeguarding our soil, water, and biodiversity. This vision is within reach, but unlocking it…

Modernizing Alberta’s Electricity Distribution Policy 

We rarely consider changes to energy distribution infrastructure when discussing the clean energy transition. But aging infrastructure is causing problems in the energy distribution sector that affect customer experience and emissions. Alberta’s Electricity Future (AEF) have been formulating…

Power for the People: Unlocking Community Access to Energy Storage

As Canada ramps up renewable energy deployment, ensuring a stable grid requires more than just wind and solar, it demands energy storage. Roby Douglas highlights how current regulations exclude communities, individuals, and Indigenous groups from participating in this…

Climate change and nature – finding the solutions close-by 

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…