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Climate Change Deniers Are Switching Tactics
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Climate Change Deniers Are Switching Tactics

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Climate misinformation has shifted focus, moving away from denying that climate change is happening, and instead working to cast doubt on proposed solutions.See the Story
Montana Nonprofit Exploring Youth Housing After Eye-Opening Report
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Montana Nonprofit Exploring Youth Housing After Eye-Opening Report

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Research finds youth involved in foster care or the justice system are especially vulnerable to homelessness.See the Story
How Credit Unions Are Pushing a Just Energy Transition
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How Credit Unions Are Pushing a Just Energy Transition

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Julie Graham didn’t quit her bank in a huff. She had no complaints with the fees or service. But the Cambridge, Ontario, resident is “constantly evaluating” all her family’s consumer choices, she says. They watch how they shop and invest, but it wasn’t until last year, while attending an online class with financial consultant and podcaster Tim Nash, that Graham started thinking about the environmental and social impacts of the money in her chequ…See the Story

What Canada can learn from co-op power in the rural United States

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Once entirely dependent on coal and natural gas, some 5,500 households in sunny southwestern Arizona have been slowly transitioning to renewable-energy sources and will soon be the beneficiaries of an additional 33 megawatts (MW) of solar power injected into the grid. The extra jolt in clean energy is due to a generous infusion of federal funding secured by the Trico Electric Cooperative. Based in Marana outside Tucson, Trico received US$83.5 mi…Solar Power · ArizonaRead Article

Has the food co-op's moment finally arrived?

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In April 2024, posters began appearing around Toronto promoting May 12 as “the first annual Steal from Loblaws Day.” In the cheerful Loblaws colours – yellow, red and orange – the general public was encouraged to do what many felt the grocery giant had been doing to them over the years: rob it blind.  The resentment fuelling this campaign, for which nobody took responsibility, was widely shared. In the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, as post-p…Nelson, British Columbia · NelsonSee the Story

Ken Dryden's long game

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History has a habit of reducing exceptional people to a singular achievement: John A. Macdonald to confederation, Nellie McClung to women’s suffrage, Frederick Banting to insulin. But just as these accomplishments are never the work of one person alone, so too are these people more than one consummate feat.   When most Canadians hear the name Ken Dryden, for instance, they think hockey. And for good reason. Four decades after the legendary Montr…History · TorontoSee the Story

Alectra Inc. Recognized by Corporate Knights as One of Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens for 2025

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MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, June 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alectra Inc. is ranked among Canada’s Best 50 Corporate Citizens for 2025 by Corporate Knights, marking its seventh consecutive year on the list. Alectra placed second among transmission and distribution utilities and…Mississauga · MississaugaSee the Story

Boralex tops Canada's Best 50 Corporate Citizens in 2025

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At a time when sustainability efforts are under attack, renewable-energy company Boralex Inc. is forging ahead with plans to increase diversity and become net-zero across its value chain by 2050. The Kingsey Falls, Quebec–based company says its strategy is just as much about business as doing the right thing for people and the environment. Boralex president and CEO Patrick Decostre says the company’s approach to corporate social responsibility (…Quebec · QuebecRead Article

2025 Best 50 Press Release

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Toronto, Canada, June 25, 2025 – Renewable electricity producers occupy two of the top three spots in the 2025 edition of Corporate Knights’ ranking of the Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada. Quebec-based Boralex Inc. climbed from 15th spot on the 2024 list to become the top-ranked company this year. Alberta-based design and engineering firm Stantec once again took second spot, while Quebec-based Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. – among last yea…Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

How McCain Foods embraced regenerative farming

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Consider the potato, the most beloved of tubers.  In our passion for spuds, humans have consecrated an area of the earth roughly equivalent to the size of Great Britain. From those vast tracts we produce 375 million tons of potatoes globally, which is something like the weight of every car in the United States put together. The world’s potatoes are collectively worth US$116 billion, and the market is booming.  What makes a potato good? Sure, it’…Farming · New BrunswickRead Article

Most Canadians want the government to prioritize clean energy over oil and gas

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With Prime Minister Mark Carney pledging to develop all forms of energy, both clean and conventional, two-thirds of Canadians want the federal government to prioritize clean, and three-quarters want Canadian climate policy aligned with Europe rather than the United States, according to new public opinion data released this week by Clean Energy Canada. The research by Abacus Data found that, assuming both were priorities, 67% of Canadians “would …Climate Policy · CanadaRead Article

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