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The Canadian government strongly signalled Wednesday that Windsor will get a national urban park, as it announced a $131-million program to create a national…
Article content Last week Canada’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change announced that it will no longer issue new leases on thermal coal projects due to the impact that type of coal has on climate change. “Burning thermal coal, the fuel that powered an industrial revolution in a previous century, is the single largest contributor to climate change and a major source of toxic pollution that harms human health,” the ministry said in a statement. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. How does the decision by Canada's environment ministry imp...
Sunshine and a high of 11 C on Saturday will wipe out any traces of Friday's snowfall.
Winnipeg Free Press Talk of change dominates global climate summit Save to Read Later In a world so often divided, the leaders of 40 of the worst polluting countries stood Thursday in a virtual line, united to speak about the impact and urgency of action on climate change at this week’s global climate summit. In a world so often divided, the leaders of 40 of the worst polluting countries stood Thursday in a virtual line, united to speak about the impact and urgency of action on climate change at this week’s global climate summit. They varied in level of fervour.
The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson is Canada’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change and has served as the Member of Parliament for North Vancouver since 2015. Raised in Saskatchewan, Wilkinson spent more than 20 years in the private sector, holding leadership positions with a number of companies dedicated to the development of green technologies. A Rhodes Scholar, Minister Wilkinson made use of his educational background in public policy when he worked as a constitutional negotiator and a federal-provincial relations specialist for former Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow. He has served...