Arno Kopecky
Environmental Journalist at Freelance
journalist & author: The Environmentalist’s Dilemma, The Oil Man And The Sea, The Devil's Curve. disseminator-in-chief of "the dystopian Kopecky mindset"
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1 week ago |
nationalobserver.com | Arno Kopecky
"He needed to say, in no uncertain terms, that Canada is not going to become the 51 st US state, while avoiding a public fight," the New York Times of Carney's inaugural visit to the Oval Office. "And he succeeded." He left that meeting with his "dignity intact," acknowledged the National Post's John Ivison .
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1 week ago |
nationalobserver.com | Arno Kopecky
Of all the things I heard Pierre Poilievre say on the campaign trail, that line echoes loudest. He's made it clear now he intends to stay on as leader, so the lessons he and his party settle on won't just determine Poilievre's political fate. With 20 million voters and a fanatically devoted base behind him, the lessons he takes from this election will shape the future of political discourse in this country. Poilievre has already shaped its recent past.
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2 weeks ago |
thewalrus.ca | Arno Kopecky
It’s a discouraging moment for global climate policy. Temperatures are through the roof, yet instead of reducing emissions, countries around the world appear to be lowering their ambitions. Canada, a leading cheerleader of the Paris Agreement, is setting new records in oil production. The US has essentially declared war on renewables.
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2 weeks ago |
nationalobserver.com | Arno Kopecky
I admitted I had not. But that refrain, which I'd heard so many times throughout Poilievre's April campaign, went quiet by the time the sun was down. The polls had barely closed in British Columbia before CTV and Global News were calling a Liberal victory; the only question was whether Mark Carney would lead a majority or minority government. That was the end of the cheering at Conservative headquarters. Instead of supporters streaming in, they started trickling out.
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3 weeks ago |
nationalobserver.com | Arno Kopecky
After Pierre Poilievre's rally in Vaughan, Ontario on Tuesday night, I joined a small crew of his fans for dinner at a restaurant nearby. There were about 12 of them, conservative influencers and hangers-on. I was invited on the condition that it all stay off the record. But there's one thing I can share. As we waited for our meals, I fell into conversation with a soft-spoken woman from the area. She was telling me how bad crime has become over the past few years.
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If you could use some good news, consider what's happening in the Great Bear Sea on BC's north coast. An ecosystem in resurgence. An economy reimagined. First Nations leading the charge. Thanks to @TheTyee for running my @corporateknight fall feature. https://t.co/eJozcQu6Yb
I could watch this all day
The Māori dance performed here is a powerful act of protest against a bill that was on the verge of being passed to undermine the rights of the Māori people. https://t.co/tKPaNJEBl7
RT @elamin88: Something that Tanya Talaga said a couple of weeks ago that hasn’t left me: when you think of Murray, think of the weight of…
