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The Ministry of the Environment is aggressively prosecuting in new areas of the economy, for not reporting events that are far from conventional "pollution".

Pollution Probe is taking the Ontario Energy Board to court over demand-side management (DSM) for gas utilities.

After years of litigation, a British Columbia land developer has been personally fined $20,000 for harmful alteration of fish habitat contrary to section 35 of the Fisheries Act.

In July 2013, we reported that the Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure was proposing to recover costs incurred by the Crown from former directors and officers of forfeited property of dissolved corporations.

The Federal Budget Bill, Bill C-38, dramatically cuts down federal environmental assessment. The existing "Canadian Environmental Assessment Act" is revoked and replaced by a new, much more limited assessment regime.

Eric Hood of Golder Associates Ltd. notes that municipal drinking water often doesn’t meet Ontario’s contaminated site cleanup standards, with potentially serious consequences for cleanups.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment obtained fines of $52,500 plus the 25% Victim Fine Surcharge against a Markham Drive Clean Facility, its owner and drive clean inspector and four of its customers for submitting false information about Drive Clean tests.

Electronic waste, or ‘e-waste’, has become a significant international environmental enforcement challenge. Each year, hundreds of thousands of used electronic items – containing highly toxic substances like lead, mercury and cadmium – are shipped across the world.

On September 12, 2018 Ecojustice Environmental Law Clinic and the University of Ottawa partnering with Greenpeace Canada filed a lawsuit to stop Bill 4, the Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018.

The threatened white beluga whales of the St. Lawrence or high-noise pipeline work?

A cabin owner illegally built a cabin within a conservation reserve.

On September 25, 2018, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario released the 2018 Greenhouse Gas Progress Report: Climate Action in Ontario: What's Next?

The Environmental Review Tribunal has dismissed an anti-wind appeal, because the neighbours opposed to the project did not file a proper notice of appeal.

In the case of Maloney v Garneau (2018 FC 188) the Applicant, Mr. David Maloney, sought judicial review of Aéroports de Montréal's ("ADM"), decision to develop federally-owned lands (the "Project").

On April 19, 2018 the Mackenzie Pulp Mill Corporation ("Mackenzie Mill") pled guilty, in the Provincial Court of British Columbia, to violating the provisions of the Fisheries Act.

On February 25, 2013, the Federal Government followed the US and announced the final efficiency and emission standards for new on-road heavy-duty vehicles and engines.

On October 1, the 5 million barrel Gulf Deepwater Horizon spill finally moves on from emergency response.