Building the Business Case for Natural Infrastructure
Flooding is a critical issue facing Canadian municipalities that will only become more challenging as we continue to experience the effects of climate change
Building the Business Case for Natural Infrastructure
Flooding is a critical issue facing Canadian municipalities that will only become more challenging as we continue to experience the effects of climate change
The EPA’s program for cleaning up the nation’s hazardous waste dumps has a backlog of sites that lack funding—the largest in 15 years.
Environmental Liabilities that every Property Owner should know about
With all the factors involved in evaluating property acquisition, the environmental liabilities of a property may not be at the top of your list.
Ontario has finalized amendments to the On-Site and Excess Soil Management Reg, the Record of Site Condition Reg, and the General Waste Management Reg.
Ontario Government Announces Working Group to Help Implement Changes to Conservation Authorities
The Ontario government is creating a working group to help implement changes to conservation authorities.
Majority of $1.7B in government cash to clean up old oil and gas wells still hasn’t been spent
Alberta government program improving, but industry criticism persists.
U.S. malls owners are buying up distressed retailer tenants. Will Canadian counterparts follow?
Landlord options include taking over indebted retailers to redeveloping mall lands into mixed-use property.
Province Misses Chance to Respond to Ontarians’ Concerns: Conservation Ontario
The Province of Ontario has missed a chance to show it is listening to Ontarians who care about their environment, according to Conservation Ontario.
Bill 229 passes at Queen’s Park, including controversial changes to conservation authorities
A former director of Community Planning with the Region of Waterloo resigned from the Greenbelt Council this weekend in protest.
Canadians want cleaner air and healthier communities once we recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.