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Canada's net-zero target is legally binding. The regulations beneath it don't add up. Here's what we told Ottawa about closing the gap - and the four mechanisms that do it without new spending.

A weekend at Vancouver’s farmers’ markets sparked honest conversations about sustainability, local food practices, and climate awareness - plus a delicious spring vegetable soup inspired by a $15 haul.

Canada has just done something no other country has done at this level of technical rigour, scientific alignment, and policy clarity. On March 12, Canada quietly released the first government procurement instrument anywhere in the world designed to offset hard-to-abate operational emissions with permanent carbon dioxide removal. It deserves real recognition.

Amara is eight years old and she knows the names of clouds. This year the clouds have been wrong. On the other side of the world, a man orders coffee every morning on his way to work. He would have paid twelve cents more. Nobody asked.