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New Photos Reveal Extensive Damage Done by Ring of Fire Mining Exploration

Posted by Jennifer Berney on June 29, 2015

Group says photos call into question view that exploration is benign June 29, 2015 TORONTO- Based on new photographic evidence of the damaging effect of mining exploration activities within the Ring of Fire even before any mines have been developed, … Continued

Statement on Divisional Court ruling on Ontario’s Endangered Species Act

Posted by Jennifer Berney on May 29, 2015

TORONTO — Ontario’s Divisional Court has upheld a provincial regulation that exempts major industries from the Endangered Species Act and allows them to kill species at risk and destroy their habitat. “This is a disappointing decision for Ontario’s endangered and … Continued

Bill to Create Canada’s First National Urban Park Remains Flawed

Posted by Jennifer Berney on March 12, 2015

Senate committee rejects all amendments to Rouge National Urban Park Act Toronto, ON—Leading environmental conservation groups in the province stand by Ontario’s decision to not transfer provincially controlled lands to the federal government for the proposed Rouge National Urban Park … Continued

WL Executive Director statement on ON’s Climate Change discussion paper

Posted by Jennifer Berney on February 12, 2015

Today the Ontario government released its discussion paper on climate change acknowledging the global significance of carbon stored in the province’s Far North boreal ecosystems and the need to protect these terrestrial carbon stores. CPAWS Wildlands League welcomes this and … Continued

A park in name only – proposed legislation to establish Canada’s first urban national park misses the mark

Posted by Jennifer Berney on January 27, 2015

January 27 2015 Ottawa, ON — Yesterday’s passage of the Rouge National Urban Park Act by the House of Commons is no cause for celebration. The proposed legislation fails to establish nature conservation as the priority in park management, ignoring … Continued

Environmental groups in court to challenge regulation that guts Ontario’s Endangered Species Act

Posted by Jennifer Berney on January 14, 2015

January 14, 2014 – TORONTO – Ecojustice lawyers are in court today challenging an Ontario government regulation that allows major industrial sectors to kill species at-risk and destroy their habitat. The regulation provides broad exemptions from prohibitions in Ontario’s Endangered … Continued

Court to hear challenge over weakened Endangered Species Act Jan. 14 & 15

Posted by Jennifer Berney on January 13, 2015

January 13, 2015 – TORONTO — Ecojustice lawyers will appear in court this week to challenge a decision to gut endangered species legislation in Ontario. The lawyers, representing Ontario Nature and Wildlands League, will argue that the Ontario government acted unlawfully when … Continued

Ontario’s caribou under growing threat: CPAWS’ annual report

Posted by Jennifer Berney on December 16, 2014

December 16, 2014 — Toronto, ON — In its second annual review of governments’ efforts to conserve Canada’s boreal caribou, the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) finds that threats from industrial development to boreal woodland caribou have continued to … Continued

Statement by environmental groups urges MPs to reject Rouge National Park legislation

Posted by Jennifer Berney on November 24, 2014

November 18, 2014 – Ottawa – Members of Parliament are being asked to scrap Bill C-40 after the committee hearings on the Rouge National Urban Park Act rejected all proposed amendments to strengthen the legislation. The current bill is weak … Continued

Environmental Group Applauds ECO’s Call to End Logging in Algonquin Park

Posted by Jennifer Berney on October 9, 2014

TORONTO –CPAWS Wildlands League, a leading conservation group in the province, welcomes the Environmental Commissioner’s latest report, which calls for an end to logging in Ontario’s Algonquin Park. Wildlands League has been working to remove logging from Algonquin since 1968. … Continued

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