Reports

Featured on this page are in-depth investigative legal and scientific reports that Ecojustice has researched and produced in the past year in our efforts to protect our parks, wildlife and natural spaces. They have been written by professional scientists, lawyers and economists and contain a wealth of information on contemporary environmental issues in Canada.

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Getting Tough on Environmental Crime?
Report | Dec 12, 2011 02:13 AM
Getting Tough On Environmental Crime is the first comprehensive Ecojustice report to evaluate the federal government’s record on the enforcement of its own environmental laws. Looking back over the past decade, it gives an overview of enforcement trends based on publicly accessible information and statistics. Read more.
Waterproof 3 - Canada's Drinking Water Report Card
Report | Nov 17, 2011 01:37 PM
More than a decade after deadly gaps in drinking water management killed seven people in Walkerton, Ont., Ecojustice has released Waterproof 3, our third drinking water report card, which concludes that the federal government is still failing to ensure all Canadians have reliable access to safe, clean water. Read more.
Breaking the Silence: the need for anti-SLAPP legislation in Ontario
Report | Dec 21, 2010 02:10 PM
Ecojustice and CELA have co-authored a new report on SLAPPs to help protect the public's right to express their concerns on important issues. Read more.
Mémoire à la commision du BAPE - Gaz de schiste (shale gas)
Report | Nov 16, 2010 01:30 PM
Ecojustice staff with the uOttawa-Ecojustice clinic have made submissions for the BAPE (Bureau d’audience public sur l’environnement) hearings on shale gas development. Read more.
On the Edge: B.C.'s Unprotected Transboundary Species
Report | Nov 10, 2010 02:37 PM
A new report co-authored by Ecojustice, reveals that despite being one of the last refuges for transboundary species like the grizzly bear, wolverine and lynx, B.C.’s laws are inadequate to safeguard these animals. Read more.