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Drummond is right: Ontario must do more to ensure polluters pay
Our government must do more to ensure the health of Ontarians, and our environment, are not harmed by polluters.
What do migratory birds and the 1970s have in common?
Reducing the number of bird strikes is a problem we can solve: find out how you can help.
Taking the feds to court over Canada’s Sage-grouse
We’ve launched a new case to protect this iconic Prairie bird.
Ecojustice delivers a big win for the killer whales
At Ecojustice, we’re steeped in the compelling and desperate plight of killer whales. The tale of the huge decline in their coastal family is one that would have anyone coming to their defence. With your help, we did.
On the Line - A movie about the Enbridge Pipeline - SOLD OUT
Ecojustice is inviting you to join us for two exclusive screenings of “On the Line," a documentary about the people and communities living along the proposed route for Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline.
Banning cosmetic pesticides in B.C. and Manitoba will protect Canada’s children
Children and families in Manitoba and British Columbia may soon benefit from a ban on toxic pesticides.
UPDATE: Ecojustice fighting to protect Ontario families from pollution
We catch up with staff lawyer Margot Venton and our clients, Ron and Ada, after this week's court appearance for our Chemical Valley Charter Challenge.
Another step forward for public participation in Canada
Court of Appeal ruling paves way for Albertans to get active on issues that affect their lives.
Happy World Wetlands Day!
Guest blogger Jim Brennan, of Ducks Unlimited Canada, talks about the value of wetlands and a new report on Greenbelt Wetlands protection in Ontario.
UPDATE: JRP panel responds to motion seeking confirmation of impartiality
See what the Panel had to say and find out what it means for the Northern Gateway review process
Suncor challenging lawsuit to protect Ontario families from air pollution in Chemical Valley
We’re in court defending every Canadians' right to breathe clean air.
Ensuring fairness for all in the Enbridge hearings
We filed a motion Friday to ensure the Joint Review Panel overseeing the Enbridge pipeline hearings is able to maintain its integrity.
Migratory bird building collision case ends next week
Ecojustice continues its fight to reduce the number of bird strikes at a Toronto office complex.
UPDATE: Kent says no to caribou protection, again
"Nationally, the species does not face an imminent threat to survival at this time," Kent tells media.
Time for Minister Kent to get serious on caribou
Six months after being told to reconsider emergency measures to protect Alberta’s caribou, the Minister has yet to act.
Keystone rejection: A lesson from our neighbours to the south
Canadian leaders should take notice of the rationale for President Barack Obama's rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline.
Minister Kent misses deadline to respond to sage-grouse petition
New year, new developments on the sage-grouse front.
Northern Gateway pipeline hearings open today
Ecojustice scheduled to appear at hearings in September; follow us as we track developments coming out of the hearings
New Year's news
Executive director Devon Page on the Enbridge Northern Gateway project, one of Ecojustice's big priorities for 2012
Happy Holidays from the Ecojustice team!
Executive director Devon Page reflects on the year that was and the year up ahead.
