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On July 26, about 90 people gathered in Clinton, Ontario, for an enthusiastic public meeting of the Friends of Wind, a group of volunteers dedicated to counteracting "anti-wind" advocacy.

Manav Singhla and Lori Goldberg publish in the November/December 2024 issue of Water Canada. Their article is entitled "Reduce the risks".

The Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board has released its 2012 Tailings Management Assessment Report, Oil Sands Mining Industry.

Jessica Kennedy talks with the Globe and Mail at the 2023 Word Petroleum Congress about the Canadian regulatory environment in the energy transition. She says she has numerous clients who have proposed...

The British Columbia Supreme Court's decision on the admissibility of two statements provided to environmental officers provides guidance on how interviews...

BLG's Energy Transition Series features leading companies discussing hydrogen, alternative fuels, and much more related to protecting the environment.

BLG's Energy Transition Series features leading companies discussing hydrogen, alternative fuels, and much more related to protecting the environment.

Shawn Paul Haniff pleaded guilty to two violations under the Environmental Protection Act for giving false information to a provincial officer during a Waste Disposal System Certificate of Approval interview.

KNR Landfill Managers Inc., based at the controversial Vaughan transfer station, operate a landfill in Cayuga, Ontario.

In January, much of the European Union carbon trading system was shut down in response to the theft of carbon credits from a Czech carbon registry.

The Federal Plastics Registry (FPR) introduced new reporting obligations for producers of certain plastic products placed on the Canadian market in 2024...

On August 19, 2019, the British Columbia Provincial Court released the sentencing decision in R v Kirby Offshore Marine Operating LLC.

A new agreement between British Columbia and Canada may streamline the environmental assessment for projects that require both provincial and federal review.

In response to a City Council resolution to remove the Jarvis Street bike lanes that were installed in July 2010, and add a fifth reversible centre lane, the Toronto Cyclists Union sought a legal opinion whether the Project would be subject to screening under the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA).

In Canada, the federal (national) and provincial/territorial (regional) governments have responsibility for the protection of the environment.

In the absence of recent activity at the federal government level, Canadian provinces continue to take the lead on climate change initiatives.

The Conservative government has rejected the proposal for a carbon tax in favour of the United States’ model of regulating emissions through environmental regulations.