In late January 2026, the Federal Court of Appeal handed a significant ruling that has renewed momentum for Canada’s fight against plastic pollution — and one that construction and development professionals should pay close attention to. The court decision upheld the federal government’s authority under...
As winter transitions into spring, changing weather conditions bring an increased risk of environmental impacts across active construction and operational sites. With the spring freshet approaching and forecasts indicating above‑freezing temperatures with the potential for spring storms, now is a critical time to ensure sites...
Across Canada, cities are evolving from traditional urban centres into ecosystems of innovation, resilience, and sustainability. As the majority of Canadians now live in metropolitan areas, the environmental challenges of waste, pollution, and infrastructure strain have become increasingly complex - and urgent. Enter the era...
Canada’s vast natural landscapes - its forests, rivers, minerals, and soil - are more than national symbols; they’re the foundation of its economy and global reputation. Yet, with industrial growth and urban expansion, balancing development with environmental protection has become one of the country’s most...
Canadian businesses are undergoing a profound transformation. What once began as an exercise in environmental compliance - checking boxes to satisfy regulators - has evolved into a genuine commitment to sustainability as a core business strategy. This shift is being driven by a combination of...
In today’s business landscape, sustainability is no longer optional - it's integral to long-term competitiveness and corporate integrity. Canada’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is driving industries to re-evaluate their environmental impact and adopt more responsible practices. At the centre of this transformation...