In 2005, Ontario had 53 smog days.  Since 2014, when electricity generation from coal ceased, we have had exactly one. Strenuous ongoing efforts to reduce our burning of fossil fuels through pricing carbon will help mitigate the worst impacts of climate change and give us cleaner air to breathe…

Flooding is the number one risk facing Canadian homeowners. The following is basic physics: for every 1 C increase in temperature, there is a seven percent increase in air moisture, which leads to more rainfall. On March 5, Citizens’ Climate Lobby sent a survey to the four major political…