Tax What We Burn, Not What We Earn: Carbon Pricing The Only Way To Get...
With the release of the Liberal team’s carbon tax, finally the debate about putting a price on carbon dioxide pollution has hit the mainstream. For years the environmental movement and academic...
View ArticleMaking Your Vote Count
This election seems to have many Canadians scratching their heads: What’s it about? Who to vote for? Why vote at all? The answers to these questions depend on whether you think the environment – and...
View ArticleYou Are What You Eat. The Questions Is: WHAT Are You Eating?
At three meals a day you would think we would have a better read on what we are eating and feeding to our kids, but in fact a lot of the ingredients remain a mystery. Sadly that sits well with the...
View ArticleThe Poo-lluted Shark That’s Closing Ontario Beaches
We’re having some strange weather this summer in southern Ontario. Record rainfalls. Localized flooding. Reports of Tornadoes. All this after near record snowfalls this winter. While most of this...
View ArticleMeeting Canada’s International Obligations On Climate Change
In an article in yesterday’s Globe and Mail, columnist Jeffrey Simpson wrote about how Canada has the worst record of any country that signed Kyoto Protocol. It’s easy to understand why Canada is being...
View ArticleHow Can an Election Today Get Us Ahead Tomorrow?
With it all but certain now that Canadians are heading into a federal election this fall, it will be critical for every voter to ask themselves – “with my vote today, what will we achieve in...
View ArticleCities Cap Bottled Water
The battle over bottled water is on, and cities and town across Canada are leading the way, turning the tide on water bottlers. They are small victories, but quickly adding up. The latest municipality...
View ArticleToxic Chemicals In Products: Federal Action Needed
Despite the upsurge in public concern for environmental and health issues, Canada has one of the western world’s most outdated systems for controlling toxic chemicals in consumer products. And an...
View ArticleTax Or Trade? With The Right Price, Both Will Drive Down Carbon Pollution
If you’ve been following the carbon pricing discussion in the media, you may have the impression that there’s a battle raging in Canada between “cap-and-trade” systems and carbon taxes, with political...
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How to Choose the Right SEO Company
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is essentially the art and science into making a website go to the top search results of search engines on a particular targeted keyword by the website owner. Since...
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