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Ottawa has finalized the list of physical activities subject to the revamped Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012.

Jacquelyn's presentation focused on risk and civil liabilities for dry cleaners. Jacquelyn discussed how to minimize risk and the importance of waste management plans.

On February 7, 2018, the comment period closed for the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change's (MOECC's) proposed policy for cumulative effects assessments (CEA) in air approvals.

Ecojustice filed a lawsuit with the B.C. Supreme Court on November 13, 2013 on behalf of Sierra Club B.C. and the Wilderness Committee.

On December 2, 2014, the Yukon Supreme Court released its much anticipated decision in The First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun v Yukon

The Excess Soil Regulation and complementary regulatory amendments will come into legal force in phases

Check out the article by Jacquelyn Stevens and Anand Srivastava titled: What Is Your Risk Tolerance - Key Things to Think About when Buying or Selling a Dry Cleaning Business

Vapour intrusion, though invisible to the eye and inaudible to the ear, gives those who are aware of it, a reason to pause.

Julie Abouchar is quoted in an article discussing developments to and challenges facing TransCanada’s Energy East project and Enbridge’s Line 9 project.

The discovery of historic contamination can be problematic for a plaintiff in Alberta, a jurisdiction with a 10-year ultimate limitation period under the Limitations Act.

As of June 13, 2019, the Canada Business Corporations Act ("CBCA") requires certain federal corporations to keep a register of individuals with "significant control" of the corporation (the "ISC Register").

Ontario continues to implement and refine its cap and trade program. Recently, Ontario finalized an Offset Credits Regulation (O. Reg. 529/17), began publishing Offset Initiative Protocols...

TransCanada filed its Eastern Mainline Project Description with the National Energy Board (NEB) today.

In this case, the SCC established a framework on how to equitably compensate Indigenous communities for the unauthorized operation of hydroelectricity projects on Reserve land without consent.

The current moratorium on issuing permits to take water for the purpose of water bottling is expected to expire on October 1, 2020.

Ontario's recently announced aggressive new reduction targets are set within Canada's patchwork of greenhouse gas emissions reduction schemes.

The Nunavut Court of Appeal ("NUCA") released its decision in R v Irngaut on April 21, 2020.