
Opinion | The Year in Charts


The committee helping steer the developer’s massive restructuring is deploying extensive resources to help contain risks and will engage with creditors.
Mountain gorilla and jaguar numbers are encouraging conservationists, partly because room made for their habitats is helping to ensure survival.
Passed in 2016, the law sets the state on a course to drastically reduce short-term super pollutants like methane, including a goal to reduce organic waste disposal by 75% by 2025.
Half a million phones received emergency alerts thanks to system offering a few seconds to take cover.
With days to go until Christmas, Santa might be somewhere out there worrying about how to deliver all the presents with his team of reindeer; meanwhile, just north of the Arctic circle, real reindeers herders are struggling with much bigger problems: climate change threatens their very livelihood.
The saltmarsh sparrow, a native Maine species, is slated to be considered for Endangered Species protection in 2024 and predicted to be extinct by 2060.
Microplastics travelled thousands of kilometres across oceans and continents in a fast-moving layer of the atmosphere before being captured on a mountain in the French Pyrenees.
While climate disasters unfold in Canada and around the planet, the federal government is entertaining false solutions from the fossil-fuel industry that risk making things worse instead of better.
Scott McCartney charted the highs and lows of flying for 20 years in his column. Here’s what he’s learned along the way.