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Author: Mark Cunningham

Communities | News
  • Communities, News
7 MIN READ

Resilient by design

Indigenous communities aren’t piloting the future—they’re building it, with clean energy systems rooted in tradition, resilience, and local control.
Team SLISE from Queen Elizabeth High School in Edmonton testing their wind turbine in the wind tunnel.
News | Renewables
  • News, Renewables
8 MIN READ

Wind isn’t what it used to be

Chief Allan Adam of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation one third of the indigenous partnership that formed Three Nations Energy that built one of the largest off-grid solar systems in Canada. Photo David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca
Energy | News
  • Energy, News
7 MIN READ

The solar paradox

News
  • News
6 MIN READ

Drought-proofing hydro

The Ktunaxa Nation's partnership with BC Hydro exemplifies how drought challenges are driving innovative collaboration. The Nation isn't simply...
a man in a green shirt holding a pair of gardening tools
News
  • News
4 MIN READ

World Environment Day 2025: Canada’s chance to show environmental action works

June 5th marks World Environment Day 2025 - here's how Canada is turning environmental promises into real results.
Thomas Fire burns in the hills above Los Padres National Forest during a firing operation Wednesday December 20th, 2017. The fire was 272,600 acres and 65% contained. Original public domain image from Flickr
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  • News
7 MIN READ

Burning the wires

Firefighters, technicians, and neighbours are on the frontline of energy resilience.
Two utility workers wearing safety gear work on high-voltage power lines at sunset, silhouetted against an orange sky.
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  • News
6 MIN READ

What climate change is teaching Canada’s frontline energy workers

Canada’s energy future isn’t just technical—it’s human, driven by those adapting the grid on the frontlines of climate change.
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  • News
7 MIN READ

Climate Shift: Canada’s renewable reality

Canada’s energy transition is being shaped by communities adapting to climate change with local knowledge and collaboration. Climate Shift explores how people—not
Engineers inspect a nuclear plant site, showcasing safety, oversight, and progress in North America’s clean energy transition.
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5 MIN READ

Nuclear energy revival sees Canada leveraging SMRs for sustainability, sovereignty and economic growth