Following the recent announcement of the federal emissions cap, Canadians are questioning: will this help us balance environmental responsibility with economic prosperity?
Perspectives
Amplifying perspectives: Canada Powered by Women Advocacy Day in Ottawa
“Being at Parliament Hill and meeting with policy makers was a true opportunity for us to represent what our audience of engaged women tell us through our research,” says Tracey Bodnarchuk, CEO of Canada Powered by Women.
Understanding the role of nuclear power in energy transformation
As Canada’s population grows and the push for electrification accelerates, the country faces a crucial dilemma: how do we meet soaring electricity demand and reduce carbon emissions?
Evolving Canada’s energy system: A transition or transformation?
“If you want to change Canada’s energy system, you have to understand what that system is now, and what kind of lift we’re talking about,” says Shannon Joseph, chair of Energy for a Secure Future.
Indigenous involvement in the energy industry powers prosperity
As our country strives to create an inclusive future, it’s important to recognize that reconciliation has a place in every industry in Canada — and energy is no exception. Meaningful reconciliation recognizes Indigenous rights and engages Indigenous peoples as partners in energy transformation.
Is there a credible alternative to the carbon tax?
Want to clear a room quicker than a toddler with a runny nose? Just bring up the carbon tax. You’ll get the same response: a mix of shifty eyes, uncomfortable coughs and maybe a few defenders.
Meeting the massive energy demands of new technology and artificial intelligence
Whether it’s to check the weather, write an email, figure out what’s for dinner, or plan a vacation, many of us are increasingly relying on artificial intelligence (AI) to help us navigate our days.
Building for the future: Exploring and understanding the net-zero home
Is a net-zero home worth the cost? How are they made and what benefits do they provide to offset the initial investment the homebuyer or owner has to make — with or without a government subsidy or interest-free loan?
From sippy cups to solar panels: Why a blanket ban on plastics misses the mark
Plastic is in many products we need every day, including medical equipment, headphones, car seats, menstrual products and computers. For mothers enjoying summer with their kids — don’t forget sippy cups, running shoes and diapers (to name a few).
Boots on the ground: Canada Powered by Women talks energy affordability at the Calgary Stampede
The Canada Powered by Women team was on the ground at the Calgary Stampede bringing the unignorable voice of engaged women directly to decision-makers across party lines, including many visiting from throughout Canada.