Keith Stewart

There is finally cross-party support for the federal government to stop bankers from pouring gasoline on the climate change-fueled bonfire.

Election campaigning is on hold in at least a half-dozen ridings in Alberta where wildfires are threatening homes and lives.

Like toddlers refusing to put on their snowsuits, Canada’s Big 5 banks are falling further behind their global counterparts who are taking the first, halting steps toward aligning their financing…

Canadian oil sands companies reported an unprecedented $34.7 billion in profits in 2022, more than double the $15.1 billion they made in 2021 (see table below). In the midst of…

RBC claims to be committed to climate action, yet Canada’s largest bank (and the fifth largest financier of fossil fuels in the world) is allocating a mere 1% of its…

Canada has joined the growing ranks of nations promising to end international financing of fossil fuels (though there are some worrisome exceptions).

In a development worthy of its own true-crime podcast, the United Nations’ net zero banking alliance was murdered and Canadian banks’ fingerprints are all over the murder weapon.

The 13th edition of the Banking on Climate Chaos report shows that RBC, Scotiabank, CIBC, TD, and Bank of Montreal all increased their financing of fossil fuels by a combined…

If it weren’t such a bad idea in the first place, you could almost feel sorry for the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) pipeline. On Friday, the federal government cut it…

This federal election marks the first time that all the major parties have detailed plans to address the climate crisis – here's a comparison of their proposals.