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Executive editor, @thenarwhalca | 20+ yrs on the verge of quitting Canadian journalism | balkissoon.bsky.social
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Steven Guilbeault quits politics as Canada’s climate fight leaves the House

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By Denise Balkissoon 
| Flipboard
6 hours ago Portugal has set a new hottest day in May with 40.3C recorded in the central town of Mora, as countries in western Europe grapple with sweltering-hot weather. The temperature recorded on Wednesday bests Portugal's previous record of 40C set in May 2001. Ministers in France are meeting to assess the …
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Steven Guilbeault quits politics as Canada’s climate fight leaves the House

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By Denise Balkissoon 
| The Narwhal
Steven Guilbeault has had enough. Yesterday, the former Liberal environment minister announced his plan to resign his seat this summer after seven years in government. It wasn’t a surprise. Rumours of Guilbeault’s resignation began almost as soon as Mark Carney won the Liberal leadership — and immediately killed the consumer carbon price.
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From $25 an hour to $4,995: salaries on either side of the climate crisis

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By Denise Balkissoon , L. Manuel Baechlin, Jarett Sitter
| The Narwhal
From $25 an hour to $4,995: salaries on either side of the climate crisis A changing climate tends to leave behind a big mess. Those who sweep up after it are usually paid far less than those whose work creates heat-trapping emissions. From forest firefighters to respiratory therapists to oil giant CEOs, here’s a look at how salaries stack up This video is part of Who Pays?, a series from The Narwhal looking at the intersection of the environment and the economy April 28, 2026
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