The Canadian government is preparing to meet some U.S. demands — including ending bans on American alcohol sales — as trade talks heat up ahead of the latest tariff deadline, according to sources.

Neighbor-run, spray-free mosquito control. Five small things, done together, one block at a time.

In Canada, tens of millions of birds are killed annually by crashing into glass on buildings.

Indigenous leaders and the auditor general gave Ontario several emergency management recommendations over the years. Little progress was made

There is an alarming proposal in motion to expand the Toronto Island airport. Join notable Torontonians in delivering a Reality Check to federal Liberal MPs.

Highway 413 is the most expensive and destructive infrastructure project in Ontario’s history — a $16 to $18 billion mega-highway that saves the average driver 30 to 60 seconds while permanently…

Doug Ford’s budget cut $42 million from Ontario’s wildland firefighting budget, meanwhile climate-fueled wildfires force evacuations across the province, blanketing communities in toxic smoke.

So far this calendar year, 10 grey whale carcasses have been discovered off the shores of B.C., and 30 in Washington state. Whale researchers say they see a connection to a changing climate, and want ...

Under a new proposal, Administration officials could deny government grants to any group or project on the ground that it didn’t fit the President’s agenda.

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The Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge is home to some of the United States' most critically endangered species. But now the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to hand over more than 7...

The government shut out its own climate science and policy advisors, they say, while gutting Canada’s environmental protections in favour of oil and gas

Consultation collecting feedback on the future of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport

Greenbelt home to nearly 70% of species at risk in last two decades but PCs stay silent on mandatory review.

THIS REPORT PROVIDES AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF THE STATUS AND TRENDS of Species at Risk (SAR) within Ontario’s Greenbelt. Using data from 2004 to 2025, the report examines changes in SAR numbers, species type and conservation status, revealing that the Greenbelt hosts a disproportionately high number of at-risk species relative to its size. Through case studies of the hooded warbler, redside dace, and Jefferson salamander, it highlights both recovery successes and ongoing threats. The analysis underscores the Greenbelt’s crucial role in maintaining biodiversity and ecological connectivity across southern Ontario. Finally, the report presents targeted recommendations to strengthen Greenbelt protections, restore degraded habitats, enhance monitoring and promote collaboration among governments, Indigenous Nations and and other sectors to ensure the long-term survival of species and the ecosystems they sustain.

Safe. Affordable. Because it's public. Ontario’s water belongs to us—not corporations Protect safe, affordable, public water for everyone. The Ford government