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la'goot spencer greening has spent years in his peoples' library, tsimshian territory, as a student of its culture, laws and oral history, learning what environmental conservation means from an indigenous perspective. first nations forward by emilee gilpin in features , politics , culture | april 26th 2019 mother desperate to find missing son in northern b.c. jarett sutherland's mother disputes an rcmp report that he may have taken his own life. and the chief of the nak'azdli first nation has raised questions about whether the rcmp is thoroughly investigating the 27-year-old man’s disappearance. the rcmp say they are throwing full resources into it. by brandi morin in news | april 25th 2019 raccoons need compassion (not forks) reacting to a toronto resident who attacked a raccoon with a fork, animal advocate jessica scott-reid says urban wildlife share human space and should be treated kindly. opinion by jessica scott-reid in opinion | april 26th 2019 no guarantee of federal decision on trans mountain pipeline before election: sohi the federal government can't guarantee it will have a decision on the proposed trans mountain pipeline expansion prior to the next election, natural resources minister amarjeet sohi said. by bill graveland in news | april 26th 2019 doug ford to visit ottawa flood zones as government pursues carbon tax battle ottawa mayor jim watson declared a state of emergency thursday, citing rising water levels along the ottawa river and other waterways posing a threat to the health and safety of the capital's residents. by carl meyer in news , politics | april 25th 2019 japan's support for coal out of step with pm abe's call for climate action japan’s continued support for coal power should be on the agenda when prime minister justin trudeau meets japanese prime minister shinzo abe this weekend, given the recent surge in public concern about climate change. opinion by don roberts in opinion , business , energy , politics | april 26th 2019 national energy board says carbon taxes and energy transition can build 'resilient economy' a new report released on thursday by the calgary-based national energy board (neb) says that carbon taxes are efficient at reducing energy consumption, and thereby emissions, by households and businesses. the analysis examined the shift underway as the economy moves from fossil fuels to clean energy. by brenna owen in news , energy , politics | april 25th 2019 facebook violated canadian privacy laws, says report facebook violated canadian privacy laws, refused to take responsibility and even tried to propose "alternative commitments" that would fail to bring them into compliance, according to a year-long investigation by the federal and b.c. privacy commissioners. by carl meyer in news , energy , politics | april 25th 2019 jason kenney's shrewd canard jason kenney knows perfectly well that it's all a canard, but he also knows how politics works. avoid questions about your weak climate strategy by attacking your critics' integrity. opinion by sandy garossino in opinion , politics | april 25th 2019 wilson-raybould says federal government has ‘fallen back’ on indigenous legal reform former justice minister jody wilson-raybould told an indigenous justice forum that she fears the federal liberal government from which she was recently ousted has “fallen back” on recognizing indigenous rights and that the pace of judicial reform is “not fast enough or as well-coordinated as it could be." by stephanie wood in news , politics | april 25th 2019 to stay or to go? flood-weary quebecers ponder leaving their homes jean peloquin still hadn't finished renovating his house from the last flood in 2017 when the river swept in and dumped more than a metre of water in his basement. the repairs, which include building a new front porch and installing a waterproof foundation, were interrupted by another season of spring flooding. race against climate change by morgan lowrie in news | april 25th 2019 how ontario's child advocate was 'a beacon of hope' for youth in japan "it just proves what i've been saying that the legacy of the work young people are doing will carry on, that what the ontario government has done won't dim the light," irwin elman said. "young people in japan are moving towards a model of child advocacy. they are now holding a torch for ontario. i'm sure that light will come back to ontario somehow when we're ready and able to rebuild." by fatima syed in news , politics | april 24th 2019 canada banning oil, gas and mining from marine protected areas the oil and gas industry has worn out its welcome in canadian marine conservation areas. fisheries minister jonathan wilkinson today is announcing a total ban on oil and gas work, as well as mining, waste-dumping and bottom-trawling, in all of canada's marine protected areas. by the canadian press in news | april 25th 2019 canada on pace to meet paris climate target … two centuries late the government's latest greenhouse gas report is out. here's an illustrated guide to what it reveals about the nation's trends and targets. race against climate change by barry saxifrage in analysis | april 25th 2019 what is canada’s new green deal? we need to step up climate action but we don’t need an american policy agenda american progressive circles are abuzz right now with the green new deal. but it’s hard to understand what that means for canada without understanding what the old new deal meant for america, it’s country of birth... and why canadian progressives shouldn’t adopt a plan rooted in america’s past. opinion by andrea reimer in opinion | april 23rd 2019 exclusive: canadian pipeline regulator deleted message about security threat at calgary office instead of disappearing, the missing message that senior officials tried to delete mushroomed into a series of controversial stories about the regulator, along with an investigation led by the office of the information commissioner, about whether the national energy board broke the law in an effort to hide embarrassing secrets. secrets of government by mike de souza in news , energy , politics | april 24th 2019 a small resistance starts to organize in alberta against jason kenney’s 'war room' an online campaign that started out as a tongue in cheek response to premier-designate jason kenney’s promise to develop a $30-million “war room” against environmental activists in alberta is picking up steam. by brenna owen in news , energy , politics | april 24th 2019 trans mountain ceo says expansion will make waters safer even if tanker traffic spikes ian anderson, whose job is to operate the trans mountain pipeline between alberta's oilsands and the
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