Today, Canada’s Environment and Climate Change Minister will unveil the draft regulation to limit fossil fuel pollution.

Nature belongs in cities. For this reason, we need to redesign cities so they include biodiversity and intact ecosystems.

More than two years ago, the federal government promised clean electricity regulations that would make Canada’s electricity grid affordable, reliable and clean by 2035. But it has yet to deliver the ...

Support local ecosystems, promote biodiversity and provide food and shelter for overwintering pollinators! Winterize your ...

There are many ways you can support the David Suzuki Foundation. Each pack supports affordable, achievable climate solutions, to protect nature and create resilient communities that benefit everyone.

Canada’s next budget must provide the necessary resources to fully implement the 2030 Nature Strategy and meet its ...

Future decreases in global gas demand, even under the most bullish scenarios, presents economic risks for LNG expansion in the province ...

Food, body care and cleaning product labels often say “natural,” “sustainable” or “biodegradable.” These terms are not regulated in Canada. A product with these words but without a reputable ecolabel ...

The plight of the 73 remaining southern resident killer whales, or Salish Sea orcas, is grabbing headlines. They’re teetering towards possible extinction. In fewer than 20 years, their population has ...

We’re all in this together! And you can make a difference every day. Live your values. Adopt practices that lower your climate impact, protect, respect and restore nature, and support safer, healthier ...

We’re in a climate crisis, but Ontario wants to build a new mega-highway through the protected Greenbelt. If Highway 413 goes ahead, it will rip through some of southern Ontario’s last remaining ...

Kick-start a nature habit that lasts all year! Spend 30 minutes a day in nature for 30 consecutive days. Most of us spend too much time inside in front of screens and too little time outdoors. It’s ...