Former oil executive Gwyn Morgan argues net zero policies have failed globally, criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney's continued push despite shifting carbon taxes from consumers to businesses.
A $28,000 fine for a woods violation has prompted Nova Scotia to reassess its forest fire clampdown decisions, highlighting tensions between enforcement and community impact.
A Calgary judge has overturned the environmental review approval for the Rosebud motorsport project, citing procedural flaws. The ruling deals a blow to the proposed racetrack amid local opposition and environmental concerns.
A landowner in Alberta argues it is unjust that taxpayers are ultimately responsible for paying the costs of abandoned oil wells, highlighting financial and environmental concerns in the province's energy sector.
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Jeff Evely's case against the 2025 woods ban is being heard in Nova Scotia Supreme Court, marking a significant legal challenge to environmental regulations in the province.
As Canada's industrial carbon tax rises to $110 per tonne, experts warn of amplified costs in the food supply chain, disproportionately affecting consumers and regional logistics.
The Ontario government's proposal to merge conservation authorities has drawn significant concern from communities along the Grand River watershed, with critics warning of potential environmental impacts.
Alberta has officially begun its wildfire season, with officials offering crucial advice for public safety and preparedness despite lingering snow on the ground.
Municipal officials express concerns over provincial proposal to consolidate 36 conservation authorities into nine, fearing loss of local watershed knowledge and oversight.
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Ontario's government, led by Environment Minister Todd McCarthy, announces a restructuring plan to merge 36 conservation authorities into 9 entities, revising an earlier proposal to reduce them to 7.
Authorities are investigating a chemical spill reported on Vanier Highway near Fredericton, New Brunswick, on March 5, 2026. The incident has prompted environmental and safety concerns in the region.
The federal government and Alberta have reached a prospective agreement to streamline environmental assessments for major projects, aiming to balance economic growth with regulatory efficiency.
The federal and Alberta governments have reached an agreement granting the province enhanced authority in environmental assessments for major projects, aiming to accelerate construction timelines for infrastructure like pipelines.
The Government of Alberta has announced $46 million in funding for oilsands companies to implement new technologies aimed at cleaning up tailings ponds, addressing environmental concerns in the region.
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Fisheries officers seized hundreds of clams and other species not open to harvesting, leading to significant fines for obstruction and illegal harvesting in British Columbia.
The multinational corporation 3M, known for Post-it notes, is standing trial in Belgium concerning environmental contamination from persistent PFAS chemicals.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a long-time critic of pesticides, now supports their production, raising questions about policy changes and environmental health impacts.
Global Affairs Canada invested over $18 million to convert its Milan consulate into an energy-efficient climate change showcase, with additional funds for art displays.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider a case where oil and gas companies seek immunity from climate change lawsuits, a pivotal legal battle with major environmental implications.
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A petition aiming to prohibit coal mining on Alberta's Eastern Slopes begins signature collection with events across the province this weekend, starting in Lethbridge on Friday.
The Saskatchewan government has settled a significant lawsuit over tire recycling, but the opposition NDP warns that massive scrap tire stockpiles near Saskatoon remain an unresolved environmental hazard.
Shercom Industries has reached a $4.8 million settlement with the Saskatchewan government, ending a legal dispute over tire recycling contracts. The company expresses relief as both parties move forward.
Quebec newspapers and magazines warn that proposed recycling fee increases could devastate local journalism by raising production costs, urging government exemption to preserve essential community content.
Realtors, greenhouse growers, and researchers in Windsor join forces to oppose the ERCA consolidation plan, citing environmental and economic concerns.
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The Quebec government is warning owners of an unauthorized golf course project in the Eastern Townships that they may face orders to restore damaged wetlands, highlighting environmental enforcement in the region.
Research indicates Alberta's industrial carbon prices may need to reach $371 per tonne by 2050 to achieve net-zero emissions, raising concerns about economic impacts on the oilsands sector and provincial competitiveness.
The Federal Court of Appeal has upheld Canada's single-use plastic ban, but analysts argue it will increase waste and environmental harm while having minimal global impact.
An editorial criticizes governments for setting unachievable 'aspirational' targets, citing climate policies and EV mandates as examples of deceptive practices that undermine public trust.
European Union nations have officially backed chemical recycling technologies for plastic bottles, marking a significant policy shift aimed at enhancing circular economy efforts and reducing environmental pollution from plastic waste.
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The Saskatchewan Environmental Society is appealing a court decision that dismissed its legal challenge against provincial plans to extend coal-fired power plant operations beyond 2030.
