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Energy efficiency a better bet than pipelines

Energy efficiency a better bet than pipelines

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Aug 26, 2025 | In The News

Originally published in The Winnipeg Free Press (Aug. 23, 2025) By: James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) and Niall Harney (Senior researcher at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives- Manitoba) Against the backdrop of the...
Why an ‘Arctic trade corridor’ is the wrong investment for Manitoba

Why an ‘Arctic trade corridor’ is the wrong investment for Manitoba

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jul 22, 2025 | In The News

Photo Credit; CDN Aviator By: James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) It’s the idea that just won’t go away. After years as a go-to talking point for conservative politicians, Premier Wab Kinew has picked up the baton of advocating for...
Clearing the air on Manitoba’s emissions

Clearing the air on Manitoba’s emissions

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jun 26, 2025 | In The News

By: James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) Manitoba’s politicians often downplay the province’s greenhouse gas emissions, even arguing that the province should be rewarded for its almost zero-emissions electricity grid. However, this...
Premier Kinew’s ‘fast-tracking’ wishlist ignores climate crisis

Premier Kinew’s ‘fast-tracking’ wishlist ignores climate crisis

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jun 18, 2025 | In The News

By: James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) In the name of supposedly “Trump-proofing” their economies, governments across Canada are ramming through legislation to fast-track a wide range of megaprojects that are arbitrarily deemed to...
Guest Blog: “We need system change, not climate change”

Guest Blog: “We need system change, not climate change”

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jun 16, 2025 | In The News

By, Clayton Thomas-Müller (Pukatawagan Cree, Author, Organizer) Everybody feels the suffering of displaced climate refugees. It’s been difficult on our family, because our entire nation, Pukatawagan, is one of the communities that was evacuated 100% here to the...
Guest Blog:  “Manitoba is not a blank map for industrial exploitation”

Guest Blog: “Manitoba is not a blank map for industrial exploitation”

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Jun 10, 2025 | In The News

By, Lisa Currier (Indigenous Advocate and Land Defender) As a Cree woman from Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, I speak not only as a member of my Nation but as a daughter of the land. I reject the proposed development of a northern trade corridor and potential pipeline...
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