New research by Greenpeace Canada lays out a web of pro-oil and gas groups working together to influence public opinion on climate change.

Bill C-39 should be studied by relevant existing House of Commons Standing Committees

YouTube video by Ecojustice Canada

YouTube video by Ecojustice Canada

Ways to support those affected by the Bald Range Wildfire that impacted Summerland through donations and fundraising events in Vancouver.

LNG is not a climate solution. And it’s not a reliable economic one either. Here are some common LNG myths, and how they hold up to science.

A summer info session on Alberta’s pipeline left a chill in the room for First Nations.

At a press conference on Parliament Hill, environmental advocacy groups announce that they will bring a lawsuit against the federal government, on behalf of three youths, for allegedly violating the C...

A north coast crude oil pipeline and tankers project would pose an unacceptable risk of a catastrophic spill that would irreparably harm the rich ecology of the area and the coastal economies that dep...

Groups held a press conference declaring Prime Minister Carney and his government have gone too far Ottawa | Traditional, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg People — Leaders of Canada’s…

Canada’s environmental safety net is under attack and we need your help The federal government is proposing a sweeping attack on our environmental safety net and we must put a stop to it. On May 8th, ...

The stretch of the popular southern Ontario beach used by the endangered bird is no longer provincially protected. After a court challenge, the federal government is now assessing whether to step in

Rush to develop fossil fuel infrastructure in Canada collides with laws meant to protect endangered species

They say it leads to increased surveillance and racial profiling. And there’s a better way to respond.

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The endangered bird will soon return to a stretch of Wasaga Beach that is no longer protected by Ontario. Environmental groups are urging the Canadian government to step in

Most of Vancouver Island has been logged. Now, one of the last ancient forests, in the Tsitika River watershed, is on the chopping block.

The endangered bird uses a stretch of Wasaga Beach that is no longer protected by Ontario. Environmental groups are urging the Canadian government to step in

That’s out of 2,642 struggling species tracked in a new wildlife study.

Two forestry companies hold licences to log in B.C.’s rare rainforest, home to ancient trees, endangered caribou and rare lichens. Could a provincial park preserve the region?

The federal government is proposing to give Ministers sweeping new powers to exempt businesses and even government bodies from virtually all federal laws — from environmental protections to workplace…