The City of Vancouver has backed down in its legal fight over a controversial proposed supportive housing building in ...

VANCOUVER, B.C. — Noted environmentalists David Suzuki and Tara Cullis-Suzuki often attend one of the largest Indigenous cultural events in Canada — the All Native Basketball Tournament held ...

At the time, David Suzuki was a promising academic at the ... Advertising The comfy home in Kitsilano Beach is 10 minutes from the former residence of Dorothy and Irving Stowe, who launched ...

CBC and RTDNF Canada are pleased to announce that Tharsha Ravichakaravarthy from Seneca Polytechnic has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the CBC David Suzuki Scholarship. Named for the ...

Five eminent CBC alumni are urging the public broadcaster to deepen its coverage of the climate crisis in the face of an escalating “civilizational threat.” “As journalists, members of ...

This is among the issues raised by environmentalist David Suzuki, who was in Montreal this week. The exhibition Nature Vive, an immersive experience currently presented at the Palais des congrès ...

After cautioning about environmental damage on TV for decades, David Suzuki, 87, one of Canada’s most famous scientists, felt a sense of defeat as he watched forests burn and temperatures soar ...

To find out more about the David Suzuki Foundation’s partnership with the National ... Partners: Westside Butterflyway Rangers, Indigenous artists and educators, Kitsilano Neighbourhood House ...

The question of whether Nick Suzuki, the captain of the NHL's Montreal Canadiens, is related to the renowned scientist and long-time host of "The Nature of Things," David Suzuki, has intrigued many.

Celebrated environmentalist, scientist and science broadcaster David Suzuki has written a new picture book inspired by his adventures with his grandchildren. Bompa's Insect Expedition ...

A couple of generations of Canadians grew up with The Nature of Things, and with David Suzuki. Between the two of them, they set a standard for how we should take care of the world we live in.

Because it is. The parallels with Suzuki’s own daughter, Severn Cullis-Suzuki, the director of the David Suzuki Foundation, are striking. In 1992 when she was 12, she told the audience at the ...