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A contaminant is broadly defined to include dust.

The municipality of West Vancouver, prompted by Grade 10 student Emily Kelsall, may put labels on gas nozzles warning of the dangers of climate change.

Congratulations to Ellen Schwartzel, the Acting Environmental Commissioner of Ontario on her first report, issued yesterday.

We've previously reported on the Ernst case, which yesterday was in the Supreme Court of Canada for argument of Jessica Ernst's allegation that the Alberta Energy Regulator (Board) breached her Charter right to freedom of expression.

As we have written before, the Greater Sage Grouse is on the verge of extinction in Canada, likely due to habitat loss related oil and gas development.

A new treaty governing biodiversity and the use of nearly 50 per cent of the world's oceans, is inching closer to realisation.

On February 28, 2019, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks issued multiple species-specific policies in accordance with the Endangered Species Act, 2007.

Last week, at the Council of the Federation talks in Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, Ontario Premier, Doug Ford announced Ontario's intention to intervene in Saskatchewan's

Arbitrator Robert Armstrong has ruled that the Ontario Blue Box funding arbitration between municipalities and Stewardship Ontario is to be held in public.

On Monday, the Province announced new legislation that would improve cyclist safety on Ontario’s roads and highways.

A Canada-wide settlement has been reached in several proposed class actions alleging price fixing and related conduct on behalf of Canadians who purchased farmed Atlantic Salmon...

Siskinds LLP has filed a proposed privacy class action against BetterHelp, Inc. ("BetterHelp") on behalf of all Canadians who registered a User Account on a BetterHelp platform before January 1, 2021.

Lawyers have been chatting around the water cooler about "Bill C-11".

Off shore wind turbines in designated Wind Energy Areas have cleared a major environmental review, according to the US Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM).

This Friday, September 28, the Climate Change Lawyers Network (CCLN) will be hosting a session for anyone interested in the encouraging renewable energy community power projects.

The US is far more active than Canada in detecting lead in consumer products, and in requiring that they be withdrawn from the market.

The generator of the waste also failed to complete the required waste manifests for the thirteen shipments of liquid waste.