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A Saxe Law Office client enjoyed another waste diversion victory last week, when Waste Diversion Ontario rejected a flawed battery recycling proposal by Call2Recycle.

The Ontario Ministry of the Environment has published its draft requirements for complete applications for the new Environmental Compliance Approvals.

In case you missed it a few weeks back, the federal government made an unexpected announcement just days before the federal election campaign was announced...

The excessively broad risk of personal liability for municipal councillors and staff in the Ontario Safe Drinking Water Act was supposed to improve public health and safety.

On March 21, 2017, Canada officially once again become a party to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification ("UNCCD").

Sometimes, relationships between the regulated and the regulator go way off the rails, as happened with Richard and Jeffrey Clare, a father and son, who operate a large cattle farming operation in Burford, Ontario.

In December, the Federal Government followed through on its commitment (and obligation) to introduce an Emergency Protection Order for the Greater Sage Grouse, a species on the verge of extinction in Canada.

Owners of a contaminated site are often too optimistic about their "rights" to compensation. Sometimes, chasing compensation for contamination just throws good money after bad

North America's first tidal turbine was recently connected to the power grid in Nova Scotia.he turbine being tested as part of a proposed project that would eventually see turbines installed...

Last week, we reported on the passage of Bill 73: Smart Growth for Our Communities Act, 2015 (the "Act") and its implications for the Planning Act.

How far can no-fault liability for contaminated sites go?

Owners of contaminated sites are sometimes reluctant to disclose what they know, hoping to get rid of the liability with the property.

Cottagers frequently want to "clean up" their shoreline, but this is usually illegal without a permit.

Shawn and Trisha Drennan farm in the Township of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, where K2 propose to develop a wind power project of 140 wind turbines.

A group of women in the sustainability professions agreed to work together to build support for public transit in the Greater Toronto Area.

Proposed changes to Ontario’s electricity pricing system should reward big customers more for shifting demand off-peak.

Regional concerns over the contentious Energy East project have taken on an interesting twist recently.