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.
The federal government has denied a joint motion from Alberta and Saskatchewan seeking approval to use strychnine for pest control, citing environmental and safety concerns.
An Ontario court has imposed a significant $750,000 fine on Estee Lauder for its use of PFAS chemicals, highlighting growing regulatory scrutiny over environmental and health impacts.
The New Brunswick Justice Department has officially taken over the investigation into a diesel leak near Woodstock, confirming provincial oversight of the environmental incident.
A structure fire in Leamington, Ontario has led the Ontario Provincial Police to issue a public advisory. Authorities are responding to the incident, urging residents to avoid the area for safety.
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Following a court ruling upholding Canada's single-use plastic ban, environmental organizations are urging the government to expand restrictions to additional plastic products.
New Brunswick's environment minister confirms a diesel leak at an Irving station near Woodstock is now under the justice department's jurisdiction, as legal proceedings advance.
The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a lower court decision, allowing Canada's ban on single-use plastic items to remain in effect. The ruling represents a significant victory for environmental policy.
Canada's Federal Court of Appeal has affirmed the government's plastic ban as reasonable, reinforcing environmental policies amid ongoing debates over single-use plastics and regulatory authority.
The Federal Court of Appeal is set to deliver a crucial ruling on the federal government's ban on single-use plastics, a decision with major implications for environmental policy and industry.
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The B.C. government is providing $3.3 million to advance comprehensive flood mitigation planning in the Fraser Valley, following devastating floods in 2021 and 2025 that caused billions in damage.
A Winnipeg-based coalition argues Manitoba must boost spending to achieve its environmental targets, citing current funding as insufficient for climate action commitments.
Country music star Corb Lund's petition to prohibit new coal projects on Alberta's Eastern Slopes has been officially approved by Elections Alberta, marking a significant step for environmental advocates.
The Canadian federal government and Nova Scotia are investing $6.4 million in residential flood protection measures for Halifax, addressing growing climate risks.
A new report reveals significant differences in how major Canadian pension funds are addressing climate risks and opportunities, highlighting varied investment strategies.
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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.
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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.
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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.
