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Dust generated by trucks driving on an unpaved parking lot can be a nuisance to industrial neighbours, according to the Ontario Court of Appeal.

The Pembina Institute think tank has issued a report on the opportunities and challenges facing Canada in the global transition to clean energy a market set to grow to $3 trillion by 2020.

The good news: What ever happened to spray drift?

The National Energy Board has responded strongly to recommendations on pipeline safety by the Alberta Pipeline Safety Review.

West Coast Environmental Law’s new report, Professionals and Climate Change: How professional associations can get serious about global warming, challenges the self-regulating professions to clearly define their members’ ethical obligation that the members of professional organizations owe to their clients and the public relating to climate change.

How much should municipalities have to pay to preserve sensitive areas? Windsor paid so dearly in Windsor (City) v. Paciorka, 2011 ONSC 2876, that other municipalities may be loath to try.

Rancor Wood Recycling Inc. and Randy Corfield were fined a total of $112,000 for failing to comply with Ministry of the Environment orders and with the certificate of approval for their glass and wood waste recycling site.

Redefining Conservation is the Ontario Environmental Commissioner’s annual report for 2009/ 2010.

What's in a name? The Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has renamed its longstanding Waste Management Policy Branch the "Resource Recovery Policy Branch".

Following a recent loss in the Federal Court of Appeal, Minister of the Environment Leona Aglukkaq announced earlier this week that the federal government will introduce an Emergency Protection Order for the Greater Sage-Grouse, or at least for those of this rapidly declining species that happen to spend all of their time on Crown land.

A Canadian importer of small engines was recently convicted for violating the Canadian Environmental Protection Act ("CEPA").

On October 16, 2017 a sole director for the company Power Grow Systems Inc. was convicted for failing to comply with the terms and conditions of a Provisional Certificate of Approval ...

Who should pay the costs, when a public interest intervenor succeeds before an administrative tribunal?

Who should pay the costs, when a public interest intervenor succeeds before an administrative tribunal?

On May 10, 2019 a transportation trucking company was fined $100,000 plus the 25% victim fine surcharge for discharging a contaminant into the natural environment contrary to the provisions of the EPA.

Successful non-suits of environmental prosecutions are rare. A non-suit is granted only when the Crown has failed to offer any evidence, no matter how manifestly unreliable, of the essential elements of the offences charged.

Neighbours of the notorious Sydney tar ponds expect their class action to be certified this month.