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Transportation

Low-cost EVs on ‘verge of extinction’ as Canada slaps 100% tariff on Chinese cars

by Mitchell Beer

While debate rages on over whether tariffs are levelling the playing field or missing an opportunity, Canadians looking for affordable EVs have

Transportation

Canadians want EVs they can afford – China has them. Let them in.

by Toby Heaps and Ralph Torrie

OPINION | The Canadian government is considering punitive tariffs on Chinese EVs, guided by concerns over protecting Canadian auto workers. Such tariffs

China emissions Corporate Knights
Climate

Have China’s emissions peaked as oil demand ‘ground to a halt’?

by Mitchell Beer

New analysis found fossil fuels and cement emissions fell 3% in March, driven by expanding solar and wind generation, as well as

Climate/Spring 2024

Hero: Meet the ‘sponge city’ guru who is climate-proofing China

by Rick Spence

Beijing-based landscape architect Kongjian Yu has pioneered the concept of “sponge cities” – urban landscapes designed to soak up stormwater, while creating

rare earth, John Lorinc
Energy/Winter 2024

How a rare earth facility in Canada wants to clean up the dirty side of green energy

by John Lorinc

The plant in Saskatchewan won't just showcase less environmentally damaging processes. It also wants to take a bite out of a supply

solar, china, perovskite
Energy

Scientists are pushing for cheaper solar energy, as capacity-building booms

by Natalie Alcoba

Solar is projected to pass coal in installed power capacity by 2027, with China seeing a huge surge. But there is a

forced labour, human rights, supply chains, china
Supply Chain

Canada’s corporate watchdog finally goes after alleged human rights abuses abroad

by Natalie Alcoba

Following accusations of inaction, the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise investigates allegations Nike and Dynasty Gold are using Uyghur forced labour in

Canada Uyghur forced labour
Fall 2022/Supply Chain

Is Canada a dumping ground for products made with Xinjiang forced labour?

by Rick Spence

After a new UN report identified the “arbitrary and discriminatory detention” of up to a million people in Xinjiang, advocates are pushing

China wind power
Energy/Spring 2022

China looks to overtake the U.K. as world leader in offshore wind power

by Rick Spence

Last year, the country installed 17 gigawatts of new offshore wind power – more capacity than the whole world had produced in

Fall 2021/Supply Chain

Is China’s forced Uyghur labour hiding in Canadian supply chains?

by CK Staff

The Canadian government has warned companies to be wary of suppliers that may be linked to China’s oppression of the ethnic minority

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