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• U of T researchers develop app to track environmental health of neighbourhoods
• Canada will be Biden’s ally in tackling the climate crisis
• Canada uniquely positioned to hit net-zero emissions in 2050 if it makes right moves now: report
• Why Canada needs a national zero-emission vehicle standard in 2021
• How Canadian companies are helping to reduce fashion’s carbon footprint
• Wampole launches new bottles made from 100% recycled materials
• Daryl Guignion remembered as environmental advocate in P.E.I.
• Loblaws Brings Waste-Free Shopping to Canada
• Environmental groups applaud Loblaw's commitment to phase out receipts with phenol
• Ford has a growing revolt on his hands with attempted hit on Conservation Authorities
• Yukon rejects exploration road to Tiger Gold Deposit site
• On climate, Ontario is driving fast down the wrong road
• Farmers call on Ottawa to boost funding for green agriculture
• Spatially coherent regional changes in seasonal extreme streamflow events in the United States and Canada since 1950
• Balloon releases are harmful to the environment
• Egan: They'd like to clear the air — pollution in Ottawa is slowly killing us
• Canada joins 13 nations in 100% sustainable ocean management pledge
• Buildings to be demolished. City will take over Michener Centre North lands
• Hydrogen’s future remains murky despite home heating projects in Alberta and Ontario
• Why Canadians Should Care About Land Loss
• Rebuilding from a pandemic should strive to pay off Canada’s ecological debt
• WSP to acquire Golder in US$1.1B deal, creating global environmental consulting firm
• Genetically modified salmon grown in P.E.I. approved illegally, U.S. court rules
• First Mining Announces Appointment of VP, Environment and Community Relations
• Canopy Growth Announces Changes to Canadian Operations
• Experts raise concerns about tampon applicators being excluded from federal plastics ban
• Environmental groups keep fighting KXL despite Biden's promise to block pipeline
• Environmental groups calling "secret" plastic waste trade agreement between Canada and USA illegal
• Mitigating environmental impact during Trident Fury
• Bill limiting conservation authority power passes
• Canada: Le Québec Priorise Le Climat Dans Un Plan Vert Redéfini
• Canada Needs to Deliver Promised Climate Accountability
• Canadian firm buys environmental firm Wenck in Maple Plain
• Quebec's push to go electric won't get province to emission reduction targets, experts say
• Clearwater casting aside eco-certification for offshore lobster fishery
• New federal climate bill unlikely to solve Canada's greenhouse gas reduction problem - here's why
• Government quietly made 'back door' agreement with U.S. that could undermine treaty on plastic waste
• Leading Canadian Law Firm Fasken Launches Pioneering Hydrogen Energy Advisory Team to Help Clients Navigate Emerging H2 Economy
• Canadian Natural Resources Limited Announces 2021 Budget
• Canadian environmental groups oppose experimental small modular nuclear reactors
• Consortium including Maple Leaf commit to sustainability and environmental action
• David Suzuki: It’s time for Canada to address environmental racism
• Now is the time for Canadian companies to "do diligence" on their supply chains
• Federal and provincial battles continue over climate change regulation
• WSP agrees $1.1bn takeover of Canadian environmental consultant
• Environment Canada pollution inspections down sharply since 2015
• Single-Use Plastics to be Outlawed in Canada in 2021
• Nelson author launches book on Canadian environmental heroes
• B.C. fuel-supply company fined $200K under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act
• Canada: Proxy Season 2021: Navigating Turbulent Times
• At Sea and in Court, the Fight to Save the World’s Rarest Whales Intensifies
• Armenia Then and Now: Reexamining Mining in Amulsar
• Barrick listed again in Dow Jones Sustainability Index
• Titanium Corporation Reports Results for the Third Quarter Ended September 30, 2020 and Provides Project Update
• Trigon Renews Environmental Clearances for Exploration Activities in Namibia
• Canada: How Low Can We Go? Federal Government Introduces Legislation To Reach Net-Zero Emissions By 2050
• Rolling back Canadian environmental regulations during coronavirus is short-sighted
• Opportunity Around The Globe
• Canada’s latest climate plan bets on expensive and unproven carbon capture technologies
• Witnessing ice habitat collapse in the Arctic
• Marathon derisks Valentine with permitting milestone
• How green is your Christmas tree?
• Environmental Waste International : EWI FS Sept 30 2020
• Canadian Dollar Strength Conspires with Brexit Jitters to Drive GBP/CAD Slide into Weekend
• Coronavirus: Foreign affairs minister says government won't repatriate travelling Canadians again
• Blood Tribe residents not consulted on proposed coal mine despite thumbs up from officials
• Crown Holdings is Now Operating All US and Canadian Plants on Renewable Energy
• Blood Tribe on Grassy Mountain project
• City Briefs: Climate symposium; travel survey; winter parking rules
• PFAS News Roundup: PFOS in fish, Wisconsin standards in dispute, lacking regulations in Canada
• Can small nuclear reactors help Canada reach its net-zero 2050 goals? Some experts are skeptical
• Mogo Launches New Interactive Rainforest Mode in its App
• Canadian ESG Assets Surge to $3.2 Trillion
• SMRs are hardly the clean technology needed for the next generation and they’re unlikely to turn a profit.
• NDP’s Collins revives calls for environment commissioner to be stand-alone office
• Bill 229 would limit power of conservation authorities
• What will a ban on heavy fuel oil mean for Canada’s Arctic?
• Two companies in Quebec fined a total of $75,000 for breaching the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
• Modern Meat Signs Letter of Intent to Expand Operations to Australia and Begin the Testing Phase for Producing Modern Meat Products
• Quebec mining company fined $400,000 for violating the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
• Montréal holding company fined $260,000 for violations of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
• The Government of Canada is leading by example on combatting climate change
• Canada takes action with partners across the country to protect aquatic species at risk
• Sun Life named Canada's Most Respected Life Insurance Company
• Government of Canada supports 2,700 jobs in southern Alberta through targeted help for businesses
• Statement by Minister Guilbeault on Canada History Week
• Up-and-coming Canadians recognized for breakthroughs in medicine, computing, environment, COVID-19 protection, and more
• Canada: Federal Government Introduces Bill C-12 To Mandate 2050 Net-Zero Emission Requirements
• 'Forever chemicals' can have far-reaching consequences, need more regulation in Canada, scientists say
• This is how you can really help reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• Transportation Habits are Changing: New Kia Canada study reveals Canadians’ shifting mindset amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Landfill acquired by Canadian company
• Spill at De Beers mine allegedly breached Canadian Environmental Protection Act
• Environmental Law Year In Review 2020: Current Trends In Climate Change Regulation And Mitigation
• Canadian environmental groups oppose experimental small modular nuclear reactors
• Nuclear power isn't the answer to Nunavut's energy problems, expert says
• Modernizing the Canadian Environmental Protection Act should be a public health priority
• Canada’s Big Chances to Address Environmental Racism
• Pellerin: We can't fight climate change in Canada with old ideas