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John Baird served his first term as minister of the environment in Stephen Harper’s government in 2007 and 2008. At that time, climate change was near the forefront of public policy. There was a debate about whether mitigation measures alone could address the climate crisis and protect Canadians.

It was a real policy question: “How much to spend on adaptation versus mi...


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The Green Party of Canada (GPC) has just one candidate remaining in its race to find a new leader after Nira Dookeran announced her withdrawal from the race earlier this week.

Dookeran, who is president of the Green Party’s Ottawa South Electoral District Association, said she was stepping away from the race for family and personal reasons.

““For personal...


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There’s a substantial and growing body of economic research that separation would be a catastrophe for Alberta and Albertans, especially working people.

As economist Jim Stanford observed in his August 31 report on the false promises made by Alberta’s separatists and the grave risks their scheme presents, “economists are unanimous that the costs of establishing a s...


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rabble radio is back with fresh interviews after a summer hiatus where we shared some of our favourite episodes from our 20-year-old archive.


This week’s episode features interviews with ...


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Butterflies are having a global relocation moment. Unlike us, they don’t need moving vans, cardboard boxes or a friend who insists the sofa will fit in their hatchback. But they do need somewhere to go.

A study in Nature Ecology & Evolution foun...


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