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2013 Victories Report
Spring is in the air and that means Ecojustice’s annual Victories Report, sharing another year of wins for the environment, is available to download.
Oilsands pollution and the Athabasca River
Ecojustice research has revealed that in Northern Alberta, oilsands operators emit toxins that end up in the Athabasca River, contaminating a waterway that’s home to more than half of the province’s fish species.
The Conflict Between Mortgages and Surface Leases in Alberta
This article examines whether a landowner may be in breach of the terms of their mortgage by entering into a standard oil and gas surface lease without notification to and consent of the lender.
Winter 2013 newsletter
Read on to learn about Ecojustice's efforts to oppose the Northern Gateway pipeline, save our national endangered species law, ensure that the people of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation aren't forced to breathe in air laced with toxic chemicals, and much more in the Winter 2013 newsletter.
Fall 2012 newsletter
Read on to learn more about Ecojustice's efforts to make sure our governments live up to their responsibilities to protect Canada's endangered species, oversee sustainable development and safeguard our drinking water.
Failure to Protect: Grading Canada's Species at Risk Laws
In light of the federal government’s announcement that it intends to amend the Species at Risk Act (SARA) to make it more “effective,” Ecojustice took a closer look at Canada’s endangered species legislation to evaluate the strength of existing laws and how well they are working.
Summer 2012 newsletter
Read on to learn about why the 2012 federal budget and its massive overhaul of Canada's environmental laws mean Canada needs Ecojustice more than ever.
2012 Victories Report
2012 Victories Report - covering another year of meaningful gains for our shared environment.
Health Prosperity and Sustainability: The Case for Green Infraustructure in Ontario
Health, Prosperity and Sustainability: The Case for Green Infrastructure in Ontario" is co-authored by the Green Infrastructure Ontario Coalition and Ecojustice. The report, released in March 2012, draws on input from diverse stakeholders and existing research to present a strong case for improved policies and investments to support green infrastructure in the province.
Spring 2012 Newsletter - Standing up for Canada
Pipelines and their impact on Canada are the focal point of this issue.
