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Well earned congratulations go to all three winners of yesterday’s federal election: the Harper Conservatives, who got their majority and may now succeed the Liberals as Canada’s "natural governing party"; the Layton NDP, who became the Official Opposition with a chance at government some day; and Elizabeth May, who won the Green Party’s first elected seat in Parliament.

The Ontario Environmental Review Tribunal has dismissed an appeal from an individual ordered to clean up the historic contaminated site of a bankrupt company in Brighton, Ontario.

We have blogged previously on municipalities flexing their muscle on environmental goals

Environmental groups will get a second chance to try to strike down regulations that weakened Ontario's protections for endangered species and their habitat.

The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario has published her Annual Energy Conservation Progress Report, entitled Every Drop Counts (the "Report").

The new environmental compliance approvals regime starts today in Ontario.

Two companies and their directors were fined $299,999 (including the 25% victim fine surcharge) after pleading guilty to dumping construction waste on an unlicenced site in Mississauga, and failing to clean it up.

At the end of February, Environment and Climate Change Canada posted a notice about its "first-ever imprisonment" of a dry cleaner under the tetrachloroethylene regulations.

Ontario’s new environmental approvals system is proposed to have two streams: a detailed Approvals Process (to be called Environmental Compliance Approval) for more complex situations, similar to the current certificates of approval

According to major climate change denier, the Heartland Institute, people who believe in climate change are like the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, and other terrorists.

The Grassy Narrows First Nation has won an important legal victory, affecting Ontario lands north of the English River, the "Keewatin Lands".

A conservation officer saw two individuals sitting in their truck strategically located in order to observe the decoys with binoculars.

On March 27, 2019, three individuals in Quebec pleaded guilty to two counts each under the Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, S.C. 1994, c. 22, or unlawfully disturbing migratory bird nests...

Alberta frequently claims to be "greening" its dirty, fossil-fuel industries: coal and oil sands.

In the fall of 2004, there was a terrible garbage fire at a grossly overloaded waste transfer site on Keele Street in Vaughan, Ontario.

Ever wondered why good science has lost so much traction in public policy, especially in the US?

The Ministry of the Environment’s Modernization of Approvals process is starting to make a real difference: kudos to Marcia Wallace, Doris Dumais and the others involved.