Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner warns that new regulation changes under the Endangered Species Act threaten the protection of the province’s species at risk. Continue reading Ontario Government’s actions threaten the protection of endangered species
Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner warns that new regulation changes under the Endangered Species Act threaten the protection of the province’s species at risk. Continue reading Ontario Government’s actions threaten the protection of endangered species
Ecojustice lawyers are representing the Wilderness Committee and ForestEthics Solutions in a legal challenge against the BC government, arguing the province is bound by law to protect an endangered old-growth Coastal Douglas-fir ecosystem. Continue reading BC government is challenged in court over Coastal Douglas-fir
Elsipogtog First Nation believes their land and water is at risk due to fracking and shale gas development, which has been undertaken without negotiation or consent from the First Nation. Continue reading BC’s Treaty 8 First Nations throw their support behind Elsipogtog First Nation
Elsipogtog First Nation believes their land and water is at risk due to fracking and shale gas development, which has been undertaken without negotiation or consent from the First Nation. Continue reading BC’s Treaty 8 First Nations throw their support behind Elsipogtog First Nation
The Sustainability Network hosts Tzeporah Berman for an intimate discussion on the pipeline and energy debate that’s heating up across Canada. Continue reading Tzeporah Berman: It’s Time for a Reality Check: Pipelines and Petrostate Politics in Canada
The CBFA Secretariat launched its On the Move campaign with the unveiling of a giant, traveling map of the boreal forest that will tour Canada to showcase the unprecedented Agreement between the forest industry and environmental organizations. Continue reading Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement launches new campaign featuring giant boreal map
The Yinka Dene Alliance made the accusations in a 15-page submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Continue reading First Nations accuse BC government of violating international law by issuing Enbridge permits
The Manitoba government has quietly issued an environmental licence for Hudbay’s Reed Mine copper project in Grass River Provincial Park, the first new mine in a provincial park in more than two decades. Continue reading Conservation group decries Manitoba’s first new provincial park mine in 25 years
The Manitoba government has quietly issued an environmental licence for Hudbay’s Reed Mine copper project in Grass River Provincial Park, the first new mine in a provincial park in more than two decades. Continue reading Conservation group decries Manitoba’s first new provincial park mine in 25 years
Environmental groups want federal Health Minister Rona Ambrose to reconsider Health Canada’s decision to re-approve a pesticide — severely restricted in Europe and linked to massive bee die-offs in Canada — for use on fruits, potatoes and turf. Continue reading Environmental groups urge Health Minister to take action on bee-killing pesticide
Gord Miller today released Building Momentum: Provincial Policies for Municipal Energy and Carbon Reductions, the latest volume of his annual Energy Conservation Progress Report. Continue reading Ontario’s Environmental Commissioner: Time for action on transit funding
