The Federal election is over, and it's clear that Canadians overwhelmingly voted for climate action, whether they voted Liberal, NDP, Bloc Québécois, or Green. Now we need to turn promises into tangible climate action.

Tomorrow is your last chance to vote for climate action. Here are some final things to consider before you cast your ballot. Current seat projections … According to CBC's Poll Tracker, Trudeau's Liberals are currently projected to win a minority government (57% chance).

This election is critical as climate change is spiraling out of control. If we don't take immediate action to end fossil fuels scientists warn we are facing climate, ecological, and social collapse. Everything we know and love is at risk.

It's "code red for humanity." Climate change is spiraling out of control, and if we don't take immediate action to end fossil fuels scientists warn we are facing climate, ecological, and social collapse. This Federal election is our last chance to confront the climate emergency.

I've been raving about my heat pump. Not something I thought I'd ever say, but get geeky with me. WHY HEAT PUMPS ARE COOL … Did you know that heat pumps can also cool your home? And that when combined with a good HRV system they can filter wildfire smoke?

More updates on Woodfibre LNG. Seriously, you can't make this stuff up. WILDFIRE AT WOODFIBRE LNG … Last week, there was a wildfire at the Woodfibre site.

Youth demand climate action at the global climate strike in 2019. In response, we've developed a ten-year plan to catalyze climate action. Learn how you can help kickstart the #ZeroCarbonChallenge below. It's been a tough couple of weeks. Deadly heatwaves. Floods. Wildfires. Fire clouds. Drought.

Overview of Woodfibre LNG's updated site layout. It's been a bad few months to be an oil and gas exec... LNG's public image as a "climate solution" has shifted to "climate disaster" and rightly so. Many LNG projects are pulling the plug:

Last year the BC NDP gave $1.3 billion of taxpayer money to oil and gas companies. A new report by our friends at Stand.earth has revealed that subsidies to fossil fuel companies have increased to a whopping $1.3 billion a year under BC NDP leadership.

Tim Turner counts the rings of a 200-year old Douglas Fir on Gambier Island. Old growth forests right here in Howe Sound that are under threat. Recently my brother, Bob, and I explored Whispering Creek on Gambier Island.