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Manitoba needs to spend more to meet environmental targets, coalition saysA coalition of environmental, labour and other groups says the Manitoba government has to spend more money on climate protection in the spring budget.PoliticsJan 29
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Ontario-based GFL jobs safe, Ford says, as company moves executive HQ statesideThe company says it's now based in Miami Beach, Fla., while its jurisdiction of incorporation remains in Canada in Ontario.CanadaJan 21
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Quebec chemical firm hit with $1.4M fine over substance discharged in riverA company that operated a chemical manufacturing plant in western Quebec has been fined $1.35 million for discharging a harmful substance into the Rivière du Lièvre in 2019.EnvironmentJan 9
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No injuries or hazmat concerns after train derailment in DeltaBNSF Railway confirms that the train derailed just after 9 p.m. near Highway 99 and Highway 17, but there are no environmental concerns.EnvironmentFeb 6
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Manitoba to examine potential marine conservation area in Hudson BayOceans North, a non-profit environmental group, says western Hudson Bay is home to about one-quarter of the world's beluga whale population.EnvironmentFeb 3
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B.C. government launches selection process for AI, data centre projects to compete for powerA competitive process awarding companies that offer the most economic and environmental benefits is the right path forward, Energy Minister Adrian Dix said.EconomyJan 30
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Wind tears wall off rancid N.L. fish sauce plantA foul-smelling abandoned fish-sauce factory in rural Newfoundland has become an environmental hazard after high winds tore the front wall off the building on Friday night.Jan 17
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B.C. approves extending life of Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine to 2035British Columbia's Environmental Assessment Office says it has approved an extension for the life of the Mount Milligan copper and gold mine near Fort St. James into 2035.CanadaJan 6
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New Brunswick agrees to joint federal and provincial environmental reviewsThe premier says the new process would maintain high environmental standards for projects and ensure meaningful consultation with local First Nations.EnvironmentDec 16, 2025
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Trans Mountain pipeline pays $196K penalty for environmental lapses after 2024 stormThe company that operates the Trans Mountain pipeline has paid a $196,000 fine for environmental lapses along its B.C. pipeline route in the aftermath of a massive Jan. 2024 storm.EnvironmentDec 11, 2025
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Ontario government routinely ignoring environmental consultations, AG findsThe Ford government is routinely making decisions before environmental consultations have concluded and under-resourcing public education about those consultations, the AG found.EnvironmentDec 2, 2025
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Nova Scotia releases environmental racism draft report, won’t commit to apologyPremier Tim Houston said today the government will wait to have a discussion with members of the panel before committing to make a formal apology.CanadaNov 27, 2025
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Environmental review approved for wind project tied to Membertou First Nation in N.S.A wind project in Guysborough County, N.S., involving the Membertou First Nation has passed the environmental review stage.EnvironmentNov 24, 2025
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First Nations launch challenge of Site C damA group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.Dec 31, 1969
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U.S. rolls back declaration that greenhouse gases endanger public healthThe Trump administration on Thursday revoked a scientific finding that long has been the central basis for U.S. action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.U.S. NewsFeb 12
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Extreme cold disrupts Hydro-Québec exports to Massachusetts during spike in power useExtreme cold forces Hydro-Québec to temporarily halt electricity exports to Massachusetts as demand surged in Quebec during the recent polar vortex.CanadaJan 30
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3 power yachts destroyed following fire at Sidney marinaThe marina said in a statement on its website that despite emergency response efforts, the vessels were lost and subsequently sank.FireFeb 2
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Kelowna farmers push back against proposed land swap involving golf courseNeighbouring farmers say that shift to industrial land would bring concrete, traffic, and environmental challenges right to their doorstep.CanadaNov 21, 2025
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Schizas gets university assignment extensionSome students say a dog ate their homework, others send in a doctor's note.SportsFeb 8
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Premier Susan Holt set to deliver her second State of the Province addressHolt has kept a campaign promise to open 10 collaborative care clinics and reached a new $270-million agreement that offers incentives for doctors to work in team-based-clinics.PoliticsJan 29