Quebec Court Allows Stage Smoking by Actors
Quebec's highest court has ruled that actors can smoke on stage, overturning a ban. The decision cites artistic freedom and exemption for theatrical performances.
Category : Environmental Regulations
Pedestrian Critically Injured in Brampton Late-Night Crash
A pedestrian is in critical condition following a late-night crash in Brampton. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident that occurred on April 24, 2026.
Industrial carbon tax stalls Ottawa-Alberta energy deal
Negotiations between Ottawa and Alberta over industrial carbon tax rates and rules remain unresolved, with oil sector and climate groups watching closely.
Tofino Bans Plastic Water Bottles, a Canadian First
The Vancouver Island community of Tofino has enacted a groundbreaking ban on single-use plastic water bottles, becoming the first municipality in Canada to implement such a measure. This historic decision, announced on Earth Day, marks a significant step
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Wyden Challenges EPA on Abortion Pill Water Testing
Democratic Senator Ron Wyden demands scientific justification from the EPA for including abortion medications and contraceptives in new drinking water testing guidance, calling it a politically motivated backdoor attempt to restrict reproductive healthcar
Minister Won't Commit to National Flood Insurance Soon
Emergency Management Minister Eleanor Olszewski indicates a national flood insurance program is not an immediate priority, despite rising climate-related disasters and advocacy for federal support.
Opinion: China-Canada food safety pact could be a killer deal
A new China-Canada food safety pact raises concerns over China's inconsistent enforcement and history of food scandals, risking Canadian consumer safety.
Quebec Environmentalists Question Pascale Déry's Appointment
Environmental groups in Quebec are raising concerns over the appointment of Pascale Déry as Minister of the Environment, citing her background and potential conflicts of interest.
Sask. Group Appeals Charter Challenge on Fossil Fuel Power to Court
A Saskatchewan environmental group has taken its attempted charter challenge against fossil fuel power generation to the Court of Appeal, arguing for judicial authority to set emissions limits.
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Sask. Group Appeals Fossil Fuel Power Challenge to Court
A Regina-based environmental organization is taking its charter challenge against fossil-fueled power generation to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, arguing for climate action.
Regina Groups Appeal Coal Power Charter Challenge
Environmental organizations in Regina are escalating their legal battle against coal power generation, taking an attempted charter challenge to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.
Republicans Send Trump Resolution to Lift Boundary Waters Mining Ban
Congressional Republicans have forwarded a resolution to President Trump to lift a federal mining ban near Minnesota's Boundary Waters, aiming to enable a South American company to extract metals, despite environmental concerns.
B.C. Guide Fined $12,000 for Fishing Violations in Haida Gwaii
A British Columbia fishing guide has been convicted and fined $12,000 for overfishing and using a false fishing licence during trips in Haida Gwaii in 2023.
Chatham-Kent Boosts Legal Fund for York1 Landfill Court Fight
Chatham-Kent council has increased its legal budget to challenge York1's landfill reactivation near Dresden, as residents oppose the expansion of the dormant site.
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States Retreat from Climate Goals Amid High Energy Costs
As energy prices surge, several states are scaling back ambitious climate policies, sparking debate over economic pressures versus environmental targets.
Calgary Mayor Showers with Radio Host to Save Water
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas joined CJAY92's Tyler Middleton in a public shower to promote water conservation, honoring a commitment made during a city-wide awareness campaign.
Cigarette Causes First Grass Fire of Season in Ottawa
Ottawa Fire Service and OPP responded to a grass fire on Highway 416, caused by a discarded cigarette from a vehicle, prompting safety reminders for motorists.
Cigarette Sparks Grass Fire on Hwy. 416, Ottawa OPP Says
A small grass fire on Highway 416 in southern Ottawa was started by a discarded cigarette, according to Ontario Provincial Police. The incident occurred on April 11, 2026, highlighting fire risks during dry conditions.
Argentina Approves Milei's Glacier Law Reform Amid Protests
Argentina's Congress has passed President Javier Milei's controversial bill easing protections for glaciers, sparking environmental backlash and protests in Buenos Aires.
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Environmental Leaders Accused of Hypocrisy on Oil Policies
A letter to the editor criticizes figures like Greta Thunberg and Steven Guilbeault for opposing oil embargoes, calling their climate warnings hypocritical and unscientific.
Alberta Rejects Federal Nature Strategy Over Constitutional Issues
Alberta's environment minister criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney's $3.8 billion national biodiversity plan, calling it unconstitutional and threatening to provincial land management authority and economic activities.
Carney's Carbon Border Tariff to Increase Consumer Costs
Prime Minister Mark Carney's proposed carbon border adjustment mechanism will impose tariffs on imports, leading to higher retail prices for Canadians. Critics warn of inefficiencies and potential trade conflicts.
EPA Proposes Adding Microplastics, Pharmaceuticals to Water List
The EPA has proposed including microplastics and pharmaceuticals on its Contaminant Candidate List for drinking water, potentially leading to new regulations. This move responds to public concerns and aligns with Health Secretary Kennedy's MAHA movement.
Canada's $3.8B Nature Plan Faces Implementation Doubts
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a $3.8-billion conservation strategy aiming to protect 30% of lands and waters by 2030, but CPAWS warns it needs strong follow-through to be effective.
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Mexico Accused of Lying About Gulf Oil Spill Source
Environmental organizations challenge Mexico's official account, claiming the oil spill in the Gulf originated from offshore drilling, not natural seeps or an unidentified vessel as stated.
Industrial Carbon Tax Increases to $110 per Tonne
The federal industrial carbon tax rises to $110 per tonne, sparking debate over economic impacts and climate policy effectiveness in Canada.
Minister Won't Commit to 2030 Industrial Carbon Price in MOU
The federal environment minister declines to commit to a 2030 target for industrial carbon pricing in the Ottawa-Alberta memorandum of understanding, as negotiations continue.
Carney Unveils $3.8B Nature Conservation Plan
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $3.8 billion strategy to protect 30% of Canada's lands and waters by 2030, nearly doubling current conservation areas and creating new national parks.
PM Carney, Nova Scotia Sign Deal to Simplify Environmental Reviews
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston have inked an agreement to simplify certain environmental assessments, aiming to boost efficiency while maintaining ecological safeguards.
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Alberta-Federal Methane Deal Raises Environmental Alarms
A new methane equivalency agreement between Alberta and Ottawa has drawn criticism from environmental advocates who question provincial reporting accuracy and delayed implementation timelines.
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