Climate change activists are greatly disappointed by the weakness of the legislation—postponing yet again reaching promised targets and lack of accountability for the failure. The U.K. Climate Change Act, adopted in 2008, model legislation , has been followed by successful …
Re: Liberals table bill l on emissions to meet climate change targets (Nov. 20) Read more »
Letter to the editor Re: No one considers Canada’s immigration record a big deal, and that’s remarkable (John Ibbotson, 23 Oct.) Columnist Ibbotson points out the obvious short-term economic benefits of immigration, but he failed to mention the big drawback: …
Re: Can the next Conservative leader steer clear of stinking albatrosses? (Aug. 22).While for most of us opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage suggests the stinking albatross of the ancient mariner, but Columnist Yakabuski has sadly missed the even-more-stinking-albatross issue …
Can the next Conservative leader steer clear of stinking albatrosses? (Aug. 22). Read more »
Letter to the editor Re: Keystone: Axing pipeline would weaken important Canada-U.S. relationship, Kenney says” (Jan. 18) Canada would look foolish to start its relationship with the new president by asking him to reverse his own opposition of Keystone, when …
An open letter to all Canadians from the Moderator of The United Church of Canada This letter was born in Copenhagen where, heartbroken, I watched the international climate talks fall apart. Heartbroken because it was clear to me, as it …
Where Is the Hope after Copenhagen? Mardi Tindal, January 17, 2010 Read more »
Just as the American Civil Rights Movement prompted a whole new vocabulary to match the new reality of civil rights, as former coloured, Negroes, niggers and other insulting terms became African American, so we need to stop using words that …
Words Fail Us on the Environment, Lynn McDonald – Globe and Mail, 30 August 2006 Read more »