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Environmental Approvals Reform: The third wave of Environmental Activity and Sector Registry (permit by rule) sectors are now under evaluation: small electricity generators, cooling towers for comfort cooling and retail dust collection.

Ecojustice has settled its bird-killing prosecution against the Menkes Developments (Consilium Place) office complex.

The Ontario Ministries of Rural Affairs and of Agriculture and Food have each proposed a draft Statement of Environmental Values.

As climate change increases the intensity of storms, and as insurers become more reluctant to insure basements that are known to flood, we notice more and more lawsuits against municipalities for basement floods.

We’re very proud to announce our victory for the Association of Municipalities of Ontario in the hard-fought Blue Box funding arbitration.

The latest draft Approvals Reform regulations are another small step in the right direction.

A review of two books discussing environmental issues.

The appeal was delayed, adjourned, and then eventually dismissed when the Ministry revoked the order against Krek.

Ontario’s "Aboriginal Consultation Guide for Preparing a Renewable Energy Approval Application" which provides guidance and direction on the Aboriginal consultation requirements for renewable energy projects under Ontario Regulation 359/09 under the Environmental Protection Act was finalized on September 4, 2013.

On July 1, 2015, new regulatory requirements for the sale and use of neonicotinoid-treated seeds in Ontario will start to come into effect, to protect bird and bee health.

On April 26, 2018, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Catherine McKenna, announced new regulations under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 ...

Guideline A-7: Air Pollution Control, Design and Operation Guidelines for Municipal Waste Thermal Treatment Facilities, has been revised and renamed as "Air Pollution Control, Design and Operation Guidelines for Municipal Waste Thermal Treatment Facilities".

Just in time for the upcoming summer holiday season, Ontario has passed new legislation designed to improve and protect the province's trails system.

A citizen of the Township of Seguin, Mr. Dennis Hamer, who apparently was feeding bears by hand, unsuccessfully challenged a municipal by-law prohibiting feeding bears

As Japan battles to prevent nuclear catastrophe at Fukushima, with the assistance of the International Atomic Energy Agency, anxious eyes are turning to nuclear safety in other countries.

Today, the US Supreme Court reversed the groundbreaking decision, Connecticut v. American Power, which had allowed states, New York City and private land trusts to sue major greenhouse gas producers in nuisance, whether or not their emissions breached federal statute law.

Ontario’s process for making Crown land available for renewable energy projects continues into its second phase as the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) invite the public to provide input on where, when and how the Government should make Crown land available for off-shore wind projects.