Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has been hitting the summer barbecue circuit with ramped-up rhetoric around debunked claims that the World Economic Forum is attempting to impose its agenda on...

A federal judge says the Liberal government's use of the Emergencies Act in early 2022 to clear convoy protesters was unreasonable.

The prime minister says officials putting New Zealand's freshwater up for sale will not happen under the coalition government.

Several properties have been destroyed by a fast-burning, "unpredictable" wildfire in the West Kelowna area, officials say, as crews fight through what the B.C. Wildfire Service has predicted will be...

“We will continue to ensure that those who need help will get it, but those who evade or avoid tax will not receive aid,” Trudeau said Tuesday.

An advertising campaign that is taking issue with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is getting a lot of attention on social media this week.

An application for a plant near Clinton, B.C., is meeting opposition from First Nations, environmentalists.

Snow melt runoff in the spring is particularly critical in California, where snow on the Sierra Mountains provides about 30% of the state’s water.

Michigan’s second-highest court rules in favor of township in case that could damage company’s effort to privatize water

Around the world, activists are pushing to protect their rivers by giving them legal personhood. Is this just symbolism, or can it drive lasting environmental change?

First Nations from across Ontario are demanding the provincial government return environmental protections to land it recently removed from the Greenbelt in order to build housing. 

Following the release of an election platform with over $50 billion of cuts at its core, Canada’s unions are urging Canadians to reject Andrew Scheer’s regressive agenda on October 21st. “Over and...

For the second year in a row, Nestlé and Tim Hortons were the top companies behind branded plastic bottles, coffee cups and lids and other plastic waste collected in shoreline cleanups across the...

The bill directs the state-controlled Ireland Strategic Investment Fund to sell off all its investments in oil, coal and gas, totalling 318 million euros — around $484 million.

Ontario Proud founder running O’Toole’s digital outreach using database gleaned from advocacy campaigns to boost leadership bid.

Alberta's decision to allow a ski hill in a provincial park to sell water it's not using and have it trucked away sets a bad precedent that could restrict the province's ability to react to climate...

Persistent and severe drought conditions across Western Canada could have a devastating effect on the oil and natural gas sector, which has drilling operations in some of the driest areas, according...

The world is now producing half a trillion plastic water bottles every year, and only nine per cent of all plastic ever produced has been recycled.

To tackle climate change, we must quash the notion of Canada as a New World of limitless bounty

The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled against Nestle Waters North America’s proposal for a building needed to ratchet up a water bottling operation.

It was Tuesday, Aug. 8, and in the town of Lahaina in West Maui, people were screaming and running as the sky rained embers. 

This winter, some N.W.T. officials will be reviewing the summer's scramble to transport goods to remote communities in case there's a repeat of the Mackenzie's historic low water levels.

As the Conservative party leader tries to make his way to the Prime Minister’s seat, his party is going to have to clarify its stance on the far-right

In Canada, political debate has not been about denigrating the country — until now. It has not been about adolescent vulgarisms in personal attacks — until now.

This past week, Earl Evans and a friend went out to their usual duck-hunting spot, about 15 kilometres west of Fort Smith, N.W.T., in the Slave River wetlands. For the first time, they returned from...

Sea lice from open-net fish farms are contributing to the massive decline in wild salmon stocks, the First Nations Leadership Council stated Thursday, calling on the B.C. and federal government to

After going decades without clean drinking water, 15 First Nations in Atlantic Canada have signed an agreement with the federal government to create the country's first Indigenous-led water authority.

The Township of Centre Wellington is facing a ‘significant’ risk to its water supply. Still, the province is considering allowing Nestlé to expand operations, possibly taking millions of additional...

A First Nation on the Manitoba-Ontario boundary is closer to getting safe drinking water.

MMG Limited, a mining company controlled by the Chinese government, praised the public investment in Arctic infrastructure as biologists sounded the alarm about impacts on a dwindling caribou herd

"The cause of this issue is not yet known," TransCanada continued. "The site of the incident has been secured and we are beginning the process of working with applicable regulators to investigate,...

It sets a precedent that could lead to similar victories around the world.

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A killer whale-only dining zone in the Strait of Juan de Fuca will be expanded when fishing restrictions return this summer.

“Our war chiefs laid a bread-crumb path for us on how we should be fighting for our lands, laying it all on the line, and that is the mentality our nation carries. We don't know how to lose, we'll go

Using glyphosate is a common forest management practice, but it's coming under increasing scrutiny as research indicates it may be removing one of the ways a natural forest protects itself against...

The company is bottling about 5 million litres a day from sites where permission has expired and environmentalists want it to stop

What’s man’s ultimate basic need? Water, of course. Unfortunately, this resource isn’t as common as one would want. It’s become scarce, with certain parts of the globe needing a clean supply badly....

A new poll shows most Canadians believe climate change is currently a national emergency, or will become one soon. “Forty-two per cent of Canadians would now describe climate change as an emergency,”...