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Ottawa proposes one-year decision timeline for major projects under Bill C-39 (opens the original)
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Newly proposed legislation Bill C-39 could consolidate environmental assessments and permits, introduce new rules for fish habitat offsetting and allow some developments to be pre-approved within designated regions of national interest. The federal government has introduced legislation that would significantly overhaul how major infrastructure, energy and resource projects are assessed and approved in Canada, establishing a one-year timeline for federal decisions while consolidating environmenta
Algoma Steel fined $1.2M for oil spill as two Toronto companies face excess soil penalties (opens the original)
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Algoma Steel Inc. has been fined $1.2 million for a 2022 oil spill into the St. Marys River, while two companies in Toronto have received separate penalties totalling $15,000 for violations involving excess soil management at a Scarborough property. The Algoma Steel conviction stems from a gear oil tank overflow at its Sault Ste. Marie facility that released an estimated 1,000 to 1,250 litres of oil into the river. The Toronto convictions involve failure to comply with a provincial off
Lake Winnipeg agreement renewed with $2.8M for nutrient reduction, water monitoring (opens the original)
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Canada and Manitoba have extended a joint agreement aimed at protecting Lake Winnipeg for another five years, as the federal government announced more than $2.8 million for 16 projects targeting nutrient pollution, water quality and freshwater stewardship. The Canada–Manitoba Memorandum of Understanding Respecting Lake Winnipeg and the Lake Winnipeg Basin has been extended to August 2031. First signed in 2010, the agreement establishes a framework for federal-provincial cooperation on science, m
Insurers call for flood infrastructure investment after nearly $800M in damage from summer storms (opens the original)
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Storms that brought flash flooding to parts of Ontario in late July and early August caused nearly $360 million in insured damage, adding to a costly summer of severe rainfall and flooding across the province. Now, it is leading to a warning from the Insurance Bureau of Canada. The storms struck parts of Ontario on July 27 and 28 and again between August 1 and 3, according to initial estimates from Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. (CatIQ). Intense rainfall and flash flooding affected
U.S. court rejects constitutional claims over Jackson’s lead-contaminated drinking water (opens the original)
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A U.S. federal appeals court has ruled that residents of Jackson, Mississippi, cannot pursue constitutional claims against the city and its officials over alleged exposure to lead-contaminated drinking water and misleading statements about its safety. In a September 4 ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit affirmed the dismissal of claims brought under Section 1983, a federal civil rights law that allows people to sue government officials for violations of federally protected co
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