Metro Vancouver's mandatory fireplace registration program has earned the regional government a 'Paperweight Award' from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business for creating unnecessary red tape and confusion for homeowners.
An independent scientific adviser resigns from Health Canada's pesticide management committee, citing insufficient transparency and scientific oversight in regulatory processes.
Alberta musician Corb Lund is advancing a petition against coal mining, emphasizing his commitment to environmental advocacy in the province's energy debate.
The proposed Grassy Mountain coal mine threatens Alberta's watersheds with long-term selenium contamination, risking communities, agriculture, and ecosystems across the province.
Analysis reveals two concealed federal carbon taxes persist, increasing costs for fuel, heating, and food while disproportionately impacting lower-income families and seniors.
The Quebec government has extended its greenhouse gas reduction deadline by five years to 2035, citing economic and implementation challenges in its climate policy.
A windstorm in St. Mary's, N.L., damaged a dilapidated fish sauce plant, worsening a rancid smell. The cleanup raises questions about who is responsible for addressing the environmental and community impact.
Canada's heavy reliance on road salt is corroding infrastructure and harming aquatic ecosystems. Explore the environmental impact and the search for solutions in this in-depth report.
New federal clean fuel regulations face backlash as Canadians struggle with high living costs. Critics argue the policy will increase fuel prices, while the government defends its climate goals. Read the full analysis.
A Saskatchewan court has rejected an environmental legal challenge aiming to shut down coal-fired power plants before 2030. Environmental groups express disappointment as the province's timeline stands.
A Quebec chemical manufacturer faces a $1.365 million penalty for dumping a harmful substance into the Lièvre River in 2019. Read about the environmental violation and its consequences.
The federal government has quietly reversed its ban on exporting single-use plastics just before Christmas 2025. The move, citing tariffs and supply chain issues, signals a shift in environmental policy. Read the full analysis.
U.S. authorities levy a historic $9.6 million penalty against Third Coast following a substantial oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting ongoing environmental risks.
A six-month review of BC's CleanBC climate plan offers key recommendations but is criticized for lowering EV targets and failing to halt LNG expansion. Read the analysis.
The federal government proposes to cancel its export ban on single-use plastics, admitting the policy harms Canadian businesses without environmental benefit. Read the details.
The federal government suspends a key plastics export ban, arguing economic costs outweigh environmental benefits. A 70-day consultation begins as domestic bans continue.
Ottawa suspends a planned ban on exporting plastic bags, straws, and cutlery, citing economic pressures. A new 70-day consultation period is now open. Read the details.
The Canadian government has suspended its planned ban on exporting single-use plastic waste. This policy reversal, announced December 24, 2025, marks a significant shift in environmental strategy. Read the details and implications.
The Carney government announces phased methane regulations for oil, gas, and landfill sectors starting in 2028, offering industry two compliance paths. Learn the details.
Ottawa and Ontario agree to eliminate overlapping environmental assessments for major projects, aiming to accelerate development like the Ring of Fire. Read the details.
The Canadian government is finalizing long-awaited sustainable investment guidelines, a key step for directing capital toward climate-friendly projects and ensuring transparency in green finance.
The Carney government has finalized methane regulations, allowing oil and gas producers to design their own reduction plans if they meet strict targets. Learn about the policy shift and its impact.
The federal government has announced a new regulatory framework to significantly reduce methane emissions from Canada's oil and gas operations and landfills. Learn about the key targets and implications for the environment and industry.
The Canadian government has announced stringent new regulations aimed at dramatically cutting methane emissions from the oil and gas industry. Learn about the key targets and implications.
The Carney government unveils new methane regulations for oil, gas, and landfills, phasing in from 2028. The rules aim to cut emissions but will slightly slow GDP and production growth in B.C., Alberta, and Saskatchewan. Read the details.
New Brunswick makes history as the first province to sign the 'One Project, One Review' agreement with Ottawa, streamlining federal environmental impact assessments. Learn what this means for provincial projects.
A newly active Yukon fault and record wildfires highlight Canada's vulnerability. Experts warn complacency and reactive planning leave the nation exposed to the next crisis.
A citizen petition demanding action on PFAS 'forever chemicals' is headed to Alberta's legislative assembly. Former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk calls the issue 'existential.' Learn about the push for regulation.
Alberta's TIER carbon market sees a bullish surge as credits hit $24.50/tonne following a provincial-federal deal to raise the industrial carbon price to $130. Explore the impact on the Pathways Alliance and Canada's climate strategy.
A former supervisor alleges that a public safety agency dismissed proposals that could have mitigated the Denare Beach wildfire. Read the full report on the ignored prevention strategies.