Tyler Dawson

Environmental expert and journalist

Alberta, Canada

About Tyler

Tyler Dawson is a journalist and environmental expert with a focus on climate change and its impact on communities. He has written for various publications and has a strong background in research and reporting. Dawson has a degree in environmental science and has worked with various organizations to raise awareness about climate change. He is also an experienced interviewer and has conducted numerous interviews with experts in the field. Dawson is based in Alberta, Canada.

Associated Podcasts

10/3: Canada Covered

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Alberta’s drought shaping up to be ‘worse than we saw in the 1920s, 1930s’

10/3: Canada Covered•May 31, 2024•24:55•host

Jordan Peterson willing to risk licence over social media training

10/3: Canada Covered•Jan 24, 2024•19:46•guest

Tyler Dawson

About Tyler

Associated Podcasts

10/3: Canada Covered

Connect

Recent Appearances

Alberta’s drought shaping up to be ‘worse than we saw in the 1920s, 1930s’

Jordan Peterson willing to risk licence over social media training

Key Topics

The mountain of difference between Jasper and Banff, Alberta's outdoor destinations

Danielle Smith's UCP wins the Alberta election

Danielle Smith and Rachel Notley — how Alberta's main leaders stack up

Is TikTok messing with our heads?

Canadian 'super pigs' causing concern on both sides of the border

Justin Trudeau's 'just transition' plan finally unveiled — what it all means

The politics of Just Transition in Alberta

Why modern dating can be more challenging, and how it can breed loneliness

Alberta conservatives spar over provincial 'sovereignty'

Alberta Conservative leadership candidates pushing for autonomy, "sovereignty" from Ottawa

David Suzuki courts controversy with comments over pipelines being bombed

Majority of Albertans believe equalization is unfair

Alberta's progressive mayors Don Iveson and Naheed Nenshi are bowing out

What’s driving COVID-19 re-opening plans in Canada?

International travellers returning to Canada now face a mandatory 72-hour quarantine in designated hotels

How Alberta's early success against COVID-19 evaporated

Back-to-school drama makes targets out of hero top doctors in Alberta and B.C.

How pipeline protesters are trying to shut down Canada