Natasha Bulowski
Reporter at National Observer
Reporter covering climate/energy/federal politics for @NatObserver Proud member of @natobsunion (She/Her)
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thetyee.ca | Natasha Bulowski
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asianpacificpost.com | Natasha Bulowski
By Natasha BulowskiLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterPrime Minister Mark Carney’s new bill to fast-track major projects will have to rely on Conservative votes to pass, with all other parties expressing major reservations. The legislation would allow the federal government to conditionally approve projects it deems “in the national interest” before an environmental or impact assessment or other regulatory processes take place.
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asianpacificpost.com | Natasha Bulowski
By Natasha BulowskiLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterAfter the unmitigated disaster that was the NDP’s 2025 election result, prominent members are pushing back against an “elitist” leadership race and want the party to rebuild from the grassroots up. “We lost touch, and we have to be honest about that,” former MP Charlie Angus said at a June 11 press conference in Ottawa.
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thespec.com | Natasha Bulowski
G7 leaders released a joint statement on Tuesday about wildfires that did not include any reference to climate change. Climate change — fuelled primarily by burning fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas — is driving warmer and drier conditions and increasing the likelihood of more frequent and severe wildfires. The Kananaskis Wildfire Charter is 536 words long.
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nationalobserver.com | Natasha Bulowski |Jimmy Thomson
Climate change - fuelled primarily by burning fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas - is driving warmer and drier conditions and increasing the likelihood of more frequent and severe wildfires. The Kananaskis Wildfire Charter is 536 words long.
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G7 leaders released a joint statement on Tuesday about wildfires that did not include any reference to climate change. “It's a serious omission, and that's being very polite," said fire and climate professor Mike Flannigan. By me and Jimmy Thomson https://t.co/Fc56rrvZD2
