This chapter of the Freedom Convoy’s legal travails revives deeper questions about which protest groups are seen as threats by Canadian authorities, and which are not.

New provincial wildlife management area recognizes deep cultural and ecological values of the Kitkiata and Kishkosh inlets in ...

Briefing note obtained by Canada’s National Observer shows François-Philippe Champagne, then federal minister of Innovation, ...

Rules to prevent ‘enormous waste’ of fuel are seen as weak and poorly enforced, meaning firms have little incentive to stop.

Rémy Alexandre is the Toxics Project Lead at Ecojustice, Canada’s largest environmental law nonprofit, where she is leading ...

In March 2025, the government issued a proposed order to list and regulate the class of PFAS as toxic, under the Canadian ...

A total of five to seven structures in the town's north end were affected by the fires, officials have said, and multiple ...

The prime minister spent much of Thursday meeting with Inuit leaders to discuss the controversial Bill C-5, also known as the ...

At a Pittsburgh summit, the Trump administration, energy executives and tech barons joined as one to promote AI as the future ...

Rescue efforts are continuing at a northern BC mine where three workers are trapped underground. Operator Newmont Corp. has ...

The sentencing hearing for "Freedom Convoy" leaders Tamara Lich and Chris Barber continues in Ottawa today, months after the ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with Inuit leaders today to discuss his government's controversial major projects ...