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350 or bust: On The Line: Conversations Along The Pipeline Route

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Christine

Talk about timely! On The Line is a eco-documentary that follows the two filmmakers, Frank Wolf and Todd McGowan, on a 2,400 kilometre self-propelled journey by foot, bike, raft, and kayak as they walk the route through Alberta and British Columbia, Ca…

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Canada has an early spring while the States gets six more weeks of winter!

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; <– Here comes the latest poop from the Perspective Research Department. We did a quick survey of what all the groundhogs said about the weather today! Punxsutawney Phil has promised the States six more weeks of winter!  (We are going to be a lot luckier here in Canada.) Shubenacadie Sam Nova Scotia’s favourite [...]

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‘The science is clear’

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Aaron Wherry

Picking up where questions on Monday and Tuesday had failed to receive a straightforward…

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Weathermen For Republicans

Posted February 4th, 2012 by saskboy

Most people don’t trust their weather forecaster celebrities to be correct more than 50% of the time. I just made up that statistic, the same way many weathermen have done with comments about climate change during their forecasts. 2011 broke nearly every storm record there was to be broken, and it was the first time [...]

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Lobby-busting tour: Canadians support EU climate action

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Council-of-Canadians

What a whirlwind day. I just returned from a series of four meetings with EU Embassies in Ottawa, with more to come over the coming days. These meetings are part of a lobby-busting tour organized by the Council of Canadians, joined by the Indigenous En…

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The Stupid Senate

Posted February 4th, 2012 by saskboy

“I felt like it is kind of an insult to be a denier for a long time,” said Sen. Bert Brown, last month at a parliamentary committee studying energy policies. “It feels pretty good this morning.” What I find particularly disturbing about so many climate change deniers ending up being appointed to the highest levels [...]

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350 or bust: Farewell To A Climate Warrior

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Christine

Canada’s climate hawks have lost one of our own. Although Alan Burke and I never met in person, over the last few years we had become internet friends as we both worked together towards a sustainable future for our children and future generations…

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Accidental Deliberations: Parliament in Review: November 29, 2011

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Tuesday, November 29 saw debate at third reading on the Cons’ omnibus crime bill. And with even some Cons starting to recognize the desperate need for amendments, the government’s obstinate refusal to allow for any real consideration of the…

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Parliament in Review: November 29, 2011

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Tuesday, November 29 saw debate at third reading on the Cons’ omnibus crime bill. And with even some Cons starting to recognize the desperate need for amendments, the government’s obstinate refusal to allow for any real consideration of the bill stood …

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‘I’m not a denier’

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Aaron Wherry

After Megan Leslie tried once on Monday and three times on Tuesday to get…

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Wednesday Morning Links

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading.- Paul Wells points out that despite the Cons’ best efforts to get Canadians to panic over the state of our retirement system, the truth is that we’re actually better positioned now than was projected 20…

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Parliament in Review: November 28, 2011

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Monday, November 28 saw the final day of debate in the House of Commons on the Cons’ legislation to trash the single-desk Canadian Wheat Board. And not surprisingly, the result was a particularly focused set of concerns about the bill – though those we…

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Accidental Deliberations: Parliament in Review: November 28, 2011

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Monday, November 28 saw the final day of debate in the House of Commons on the Cons’ legislation to trash the single-desk Canadian Wheat Board. And not surprisingly, the result was a particularly focused set of concerns about the bill – tho…

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Yes or no?

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Aaron Wherry

Megan Leslie didn’t get an answer from Joe Oliver yesterday, so she asked him…

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Watch the rebroadcast: The world we want! An evening with Frances Moore Lappe

Posted February 4th, 2012 by rabble staff

USC Canada presents an inspiring evening with the visionary author of the ground-breaking Diet for a Small Planet (1971), Frances Moore Lappé. Based on her new book, EcoMind, Lappé confronts our current myths about markets, food, and …

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Canada must set example for the world

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Craig Cantin

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Do you believe?

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Aaron Wherry

Megan Leslie’s second question for the Natural Resources Minister this afternoon.
Mr. Speaker, we…

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Publicly Funded Oil R&D

Posted February 4th, 2012 by saskboy

If there is one monolithic industry that could afford to do its own Research & Development (R&D) into cleaning up its significant “associated byproducts” (AKA toxic waste). But they don’t have to, because our super helpful provincial and federal governments are paying the UofR to do it for Shell, Syncrude, and the rest. January 27, [...]

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Accidental Deliberations: Monday Morning Links

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Assorted content to start your week. – Susan Delacourt wonders whether the Cons plan to launch an attack on the environmental movement to match the schism which helped the Libs and the Bloc to divide up the Quebec political pie over sovereignty. But it…

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Monday Morning Links

Posted February 4th, 2012 by Greg Fingas

Assorted content to start your week.- Susan Delacourt wonders whether the Cons plan to launch an attack on the environmental movement to match the schism which helped the Libs and the Bloc to divide up the Quebec political pie over sovereignty. But it’…

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