The Canadian government has extended the consultation period for major projects reform until July 22, a move that Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault, a former critic of the proposed changes, supports.

Steven Guilbeault has resigned from the Liberal caucus, sparking discussions and opinions on his principles and the broader implications for the Liberal party's climate policy.

Former environment minister Steven Guilbeault announced his resignation as an MP, stating his intention to pursue his climate change advocacy outside of government.

Canadian Minister Steven Guilbeault has publicly criticized his own government's proposed reforms to major projects, leading to speculation about his political future and influence within the Liberal party. This critique has drawn attention to potential shifts in the government's environmental policy direction.

Canadian environmental figure Steven Guilbeault has resigned from his position as environmental minister. His departure is seen as weakening Prime Minister Carney's environmental agenda.

Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his former climate change cabinet ministers, Catherine McKenna, Jonathan Wilkinson, and Steven Guilbeault, convened at the Rideau Club amidst reports of Mark Carney changing his course on climate policy.

Mark Carney has thanked Steven Guilbeault for his work as Canada's former environment minister, who was known for frequently criticizing the government's environmental policy, prepares to resign.

Letters to the editor in The Globe and Mail discuss the departure of Steven Guilbeault, with one reader questioning who will now advocate for 'Planet Earth' within the Liberal Party or government.

Today's news includes updates on the debate over residential school 'graves' claims and the upcoming resignation of Steven Guilbeault as a Liberal MP this summer.