But it's not just building emission performance standards that are on the chopping block. The same document from the City of Toronto says its 2040 net zero target is put into question. Excerpt from a document from city staff:

Urban centres are starting to grapple with this, as climate change makes wildfires more intense and frequent + sprawl continues. I wrote about the lack of mapping of these areas for @nationalobserver.com with @rorywh.bsky.social, who used new data for a map of Halifax’s fire-prone forest edge.

Thank you, Joan! That means a lot coming from you. :)

Thank you :) so far, so good!

Anyway!! It's been a slice! I am excited to be in Toronto, as is my cat after an 18 hour U-Haul ride.

I also focused on national coverage with living in Halifax, and put out pieces like this one.

I also followed the Donkin Coal mine in Cape Breton, and put out an in-depth series on the mine. This is the first story:

I also consistently reported on offshore oil in Newfoundland and Labrador. This one was part of a series I put out with @woodsideful.bsky.social.

There is also this older one. It digs into how Canada's approach to salmon farming is all over the map: B.C. is phasing out open-net pens to protect wild salmon, while Atlantic provinces eye expansion.

It's been such an honour reporting from Atlantic Canada. I will miss it! ❤️ Here are a few of the stories I am most proud of, starting with this recent one I worked on with @rorywh.bsky.social, which includes a detailed map (using new data!) of Halifax’s fire-prone forest edge.