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In a typical year, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment launches about 150 to 175 prosecutions.

Companies and entrepreneurs wishing to divert water from one Great Lake watershed to another should note stricter requirements, the last of which will come into force on January 1, 2015 by way of regulatory amendments made on October 22, 2014.

The comment period is open until December 12, 2019.

The pandemic has accelerated the development of the green economy, an immense opportunity for businesses to invest and involve themselves in an array of technology and innovation to mitigate climate change.

The project is being developed at the site of the Portage Dam in French River, Ontario which is 80 km southeast of Sudbury and 45 km southwest of North Bay.

Le Canada, les États-Unis et le Mexique se sont réunis à Mexico pour une deuxième ronde de pourparlers sur l'avenir de l'Accord de libre-échange nord-américain (« ALENA »).

As the Fukushima crisis continues to spread, Tokyo Electric has unveiled a plan that, it hopes, will stop ongoing radiation leaks within 6 to 9 months.

On September 23, 2014, the Ontario Environmental Review Tribunal (ERT) released its interlocutory decision in Rocha v Director, Ministry of the Environment.

On August 26, the Federal Government released its proposed Woodland Caribou Recovery Strategy under the Endangered Species Act.

On April 4, 2024, less than one month after their release, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") final climate disclosure rules (the "Rules") have been put on hold.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment is aggressively prosecuting blasting firms for flyrock incidents that occurred years before the Supreme Court decided, last fall, that flyrock did, after all, have to be reported to the MOE.

In case you missed it, nearly 3 years following the event, Shell Canada Ltd has been sentenced for a spill of "flare knock-out liquids" at a Sarnia-area refinery.

The National Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy was created 25 years ago to advise the Canadian government how to achieve a sustainable economy.

On May 17, 2016, the Federal Court released its decision in another judicial review brought by the David Suzuki Foundation, among others, in Équiterre and David Suzuki Foundation v Minister of Health (Canada).

The Supreme Court of Canada is considering Chevron’s request for leave to appeal from the Court of Appeal decision that allowed Ecuador plaintiffs to try again to collect their $18 billion pollution judgment in Ontario.

Putting yourself in the shoes of your customer in being able to clearly understand the green claim that you are making is a good way to protect yourself from a false or misleading claim.

The case of Gendron v. Thompson Fuels, related to a home furnace oil tank that developed a leak in December 2008.

The City of Toronto pled guilty to one violation under the Ontario Water Resources Act for operating its sewage works in not accordance with its Certificate of Approval