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Trillium Wind Power Corporation’s lawsuit against the province may not be over yet.

The Ontario Aggregate Resources Act governs development of aggregates like gravel, sand, clay, earth, and stone.

A major Texas wind lawsuit has underscored the importance of proper contracts to allocate the common risk of inadequate transmission capacity.

On October 24, the Utah Board of Oil, Gas and Mining approved a new rule requiring companies to use FracFocus, the US’s national hydraulic fracturing chemical registry, to report the amount and types of chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") to produce oil and gas.

Aecon is in the business of constructing complex highway infrastructure, airfields projects, residential and commercial developments, landfills, and bridges in addition to other large infrastructure projects.

On March 22, 2012, Carica Construction Inc. was convicted on two violations under the Environmental Protection Act.

Faced with the increasingly certain prospect of widespread infrastructure failure related to climate change San Francisco is proposing an interesting new measure—a $12 a year property tax upon property owners.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment (MOE) has amended Ontario Regulation 419/05: Air Pollution, Local Air Quality to make the process of seeking exceptions to generic criteria less punitive and more useful to businesses.

A recent decision reiterates the importance of credible expert evidence in litigation relating to contaminated property.

What are Ontario’s biggest obstacles to job creation? According to employers contacting the Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation, the Ministry of the Environment is usually on their top 5 list.

One of the joys of the holiday season is the opportunity to say thank you.

Ontario car owners are now receiving thousand dollar fines, or higher, for trying to evade Drive Clean testing.

Fines imposed on individuals for environmental offences keep increasing.

One frequently troublesome area of environmental law is the intersection between different types of approvals. Once an overarching, project wide approval, such as an environmental assessment, has been granted, may an individual approval be refused?

On November 5, 2018 Irving Pulp & Paper ("Irving") was ordered to pay a penalty in the amount of $3.5 million for three offences under the Federal Fisheries Act.

Going after individuals for cleanups of historic contamination continues to pay off for the Ontario Ministry of the Environment.

On January 31, 2019, the Corporation of the City of Kawartha Lakes resolved charges laid against it under the Fisheries Act ...