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You’ll likely catch COVID-19 again and again. Will each round feel milder?

Calls grow for HEPA air filters in Canadian classrooms

What you need to know about the bivalent booster shots

COVID shots can impact period timing, studies suggest. Women were already wondering

Canada needs a pandemic post-mortem — now, not later

With hospitals overwhelmed, can Canada overhaul health care for the long term?

Researchers are still untangling the risks of catching COVID over and over

B.C. to allow COVID-positive and double-vaxxed patients to share hospital rooms

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What working together to save the ozone layer tells us about climate action today

The mighty benefits of ‘tiny forests’

The current carbon tax debate is important — it’s just not serious

Canada, host of the UN biodiversity summit, is struggling to meet its own targets

As EV batteries consume more lithium, report warns against increased mining of it

Waterfront homes tap into lakes for cheaper geothermal heating

Waterfront homes tap into lakes for cheaper geothermal heating

Western premiers push back as Guilbeault calls for ‘phase-out of unabated fossil fuels’

Natural resources minister defends carbon tax as provinces pile on

N.W.T. premier says he wants complete carbon tax exemption for territory

The Salton Sea is drying up. Below it is one of the largest lithium deposits in North America

These are the ways rural Canadians are more vulnerable to climate change

Canada needs hundreds of thousands of public EV charging ports. Who is going to build them?

Canada expands Haiti airlift to include permanent residents, relatives

What is COP15? Why it matters and what’s at stake at the Montreal summit

The environmental costs of EV batteries that politicians don’t tend to talk about

How industrial waste is keeping these Ottawa-area buildings warm

Nickel is a key element of electric vehicles — but mining it takes an environmental toll

As Canadians try to escape Haiti, some feel their own government left them behind

A world on fire: a global look at recent heat waves and those affected

Environment minister says he’s not bothered by oil sector’s prominence at COP27