Pembina applauds Canada’s decision to reject New Brunswick’s proposal to continue burning coal past 2030. Today’s announcement is great news for climate action, as it puts the country fully on track to phase out coal by 2030 and one step …
Throne speech exposes Trudeau government’s economic ignorance
Authors: Jason ClemensJake Fuss Despite the dismal state of federal finances, the speech did not include the terms “deficit” or “debt.”Read more about Throne speech exposes Trudeau government’s economic ignorance Tags: federal budgetfederal government budgetfederal spendingfederal government debtbusiness investmentinflation Read More …
Status of Boreal Woodland Caribou Conservation in Canada (publication)
Canada’s boreal woodland caribou are in decline, and progress to reverse this trend has been slow. But it is not too late to reverse it. Closing legislative loopholes and prioritizing conservation over restoration are esential to ensure the survival of …
Legislative loopholes a major cause of decline in caribou across Canada (media release)
More than 70% of Canada’s boreal woodland caribou herds are in decline. Our recent analysis suggests that provincial exemptions allowing oil and gas and forestry companies to enter critical habitat have accelerated the trend. Closing legislative loopholes and protecting the …
Federal energy projections must align with limiting global warming to 1.5 (publication)
The national energy supply and demand scenarios generated by the Canadian government need to model a clean energy transition. Currently, the energy scenarios produced by the Canada Energy Regulator do not support the forward-looking planning that is needed in the …
PRESS RELEASE
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Throne speech acknowledges wait times—but provinces remain bound by Ottawa
Authors: Bacchus BaruaMackenzie Moir For elective surgery, 99 per cent of Germans reported waiting less than four months compared to 62 per cent of Canadians.Read more about Throne speech acknowledges wait times—but provinces remain bound by OttawaTags: canada health acthospital wait …
New study proposes concrete solutions to reduce truck emissions in Montreal (media release)
MONTREAL — The Pembina Institute, Jalon and Équiterre have released a new study that proposes key solutions to help the City of Montreal reduce its greenhouse gas emissions from trucks and meet its climate objectives. With carbon emissions from freight …
Reducing Truck Emissions in Montreal (publication)
Four practical solutions to reducing carbon emissions from delivery vehicles in the city. The movement of goods in urban areas is a growing source of congestion, road safety concerns, and greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing Truck Emissions in Montreal offers feasible …
Survey on Corruption and the Business Climate in Ghana: Summary Findings
The post Survey on Corruption and the Business Climate in Ghana: Summary Findings appeared first on . Go to IMANI, Ghana for more detail!
Major global challenges call for a Canadian foreign policy up to the task – help us get there
Dear Rideau Institute supporter: Our message of global equality has never been more timely Warmest greetings. This is our first official fundraising effort since the onset of the March 2020 pandemic “lockdown” and the move from our historic Spark …
Economic freedom waning in Quebec and across Canada
Author: Yanick Labrie Bill 96 will likely help drive businesses away from the province.Read more about Economic freedom waning in Quebec and across CanadaTags: economic freedomquebec government spendingquebec government’s finances Read More – The Fraser Institute
