Leslieville Stink Source Found by Toronto Officials
After weeks of complaints, Toronto officials have identified the cause of a foul odour in Leslieville as the Ashbridges Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant, with repairs underway.
Category : Environmental Policy
Canadians Lag in Home Weather Protection Despite Climate Risks
A new Desjardins survey reveals fewer than 40% of Canadians have taken steps to protect homes from climate events, citing costs and lack of awareness of government subsidies.
UAE Intercepts Missile, Drone as Iran Ceasefire Strains
The UAE intercepted a missile and drone attacks amid escalating Iran-US tensions. The US retaliated against Iranian military facilities after thwarting attacks on Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Majority of Canadians Still Support U.S. Boycott: Nanos
A new Nanos poll shows most Canadians continue to support boycotting American alcohol imports, reflecting sustained tensions in cross-border relations.
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Vancouver Warns of Crowded Waterways Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Officials in Vancouver are warning about congested waterways as the city prepares to host FIFA World Cup matches, urging boaters to plan ahead and follow safety guidelines.
B.C. Invests $1M in Lightning Reduction Tech for Wildfires
British Columbia allocates $1 million for lightning reduction technology to mitigate wildfire risks, marking a novel approach to fire prevention.
Maple Leaf Foods Adds Fuel Surcharge Amid Iran Conflict
Maple Leaf Foods introduces temporary fuel surcharge due to rising costs from the Iran war, affecting transportation and meat prices. CEO says surcharge will be removed when fuel markets normalize.
TTC Line 2 suspended between Jane and Ossington
No subway service on TTC Line 2 between Jane and Ossington stations. The TTC announced the suspension early Thursday, with shuttle buses replacing trains. No timeline for restoration has been given.
Calgary driver fined $1K for tossing cigarette out window
Calgary police fined a driver $1,000 for discarding a lit cigarette from a vehicle, citing fire risks and environmental concerns. The incident highlights enforcement of littering laws.
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Edmonton Big Bin, Free Eco-Station Events Return for 2026
Edmonton residents can once again use Big Bin and free eco-station weekend events in 2026 to dispose of oversized household items and waste responsibly.
Canada Invests $1 Billion in Small Craft Harbours
Fisheries minister announces $1 billion for small craft harbours across Canada, aiming to improve infrastructure and support coastal communities.
Grey Whale Sightings: Hope and Peril in B.C.
A grey whale near Vancouver sparks joy but highlights risks from political decisions, food scarcity, and marine traffic threats.
Manitoba Prepares for Wildfire Season with New Investments
Manitoba boosts wildfire preparedness with new equipment and staff. The province invests millions to enhance firefighting capabilities as the 2026 season approaches.
Calgary Set for Warm and Sunny Week Ahead
Calgary will enjoy warm and sunny weather throughout the week, according to the latest forecast. Residents can expect pleasant conditions ideal for outdoor activities.
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Don't let new U.S. pipeline distract from West Coast
A new U.S. pipeline permit from Trump echoes Keystone XL. Canada must not repeat past mistakes and should focus on West Coast diversification for energy security.
Lights of Wonder Cancelled for 2026 Over Costs
Vancouver Island's Lights of Wonder event has been cancelled for 2026 as costs climb, leaving the future of the popular attraction uncertain.
Think Tank Warns of New Reality After Immigration Cuts
A new report warns Canadian policymakers that recent immigration cuts will skew economic data, risking misinterpretation and counterproductive stimulus.
New Brunswick Gas Prices Rise Over 5 Cents
Gas prices in New Brunswick jumped more than 5 cents per litre, following regional trends. Experts predict further increases as supply and demand pressures continue.
IEA chief warns of 'largest energy crisis in history'
Fatih Birol, IEA executive director, says the global energy crisis is unprecedented and warns that the world has not yet grasped its full implications.
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Essex County Green Bins Coming This Fall
Essex County municipalities without green bins will join the program in fall 2026. The expansion aims to improve waste management and composting across the region.
Feds' Climate Plan a $200-Billion Flop, Emissions Flatline
Canada's greenhouse gas emissions remain far from Paris targets, with $200 billion spent on ineffective programs. Prime Minister Carney acknowledges failure.
Alberta MOU Progress Draws Mixed Reactions from Oil Execs
Oil executives and climate groups criticize the slow pace of Alberta's MOU, while disagreeing on the carbon tax. The agreement, signed by PM Carney and Premier Smith, faces implementation challenges.
Winnipeg Seeks Designs for Wellington Bike Lanes
The City of Winnipeg has issued a call for design proposals for bike lanes on Wellington Crescent, aiming to improve cycling infrastructure and safety.
As Wildfires Intensify, Governments Must Prepare More
A decade after Fort McMurray's catastrophic wildfire, Canada faces a 700% increase in catastrophic fires. Governments must act now to mitigate risks and protect communities.
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Out-of-Control Wildfire on Vancouver Island Sparks Alarm
An out-of-control wildfire is burning on Vancouver Island, prompting evacuations and raising concerns among residents and authorities about the fire's rapid spread.
Calgary Council to Scrap Climate Emergency Declaration?
Calgary city council will debate ending the climate emergency declaration amid shifting priorities. The move could impact local environmental policies and goals.
DR protests halt Canadian gold mining project
Mass protests in Dominican Republic lead President Abinader to suspend GoldQuest's Romero gold mine project, citing environmental concerns.
New Brunswick Should Enshrine Right to Clean Water in Law
A lawyer argues New Brunswick must legally protect clean water access, highlighting ongoing environmental and health concerns in the province.
Ottawa Gas Prices to Jump 7 Cents a Litre
Ottawa drivers face a 7-cent-per-litre gas price increase next week. The hike is attributed to seasonal factors and market conditions, impacting household budgets.
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FortisBC Violates Environmental Permit for Over a Year
FortisBC dumped 365 million litres of excess effluent into East Creek, violating its permit. Environmental groups call for a halt to tunnel construction.
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