Environment and Climate Change Canada

The Liberal government will announce this fall a national policy for carbon pricing — and McKenna indicated that she intends to apply a specific definition for what meets that standard.

Both Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall and Green Party leader Elizabeth May criticized the environment minister's weekend climate commitments.

The Calgary-based company was more than 40 minutes late to a meeting with the James Smith Cree Nation, then told it to wait until Monday for answers on its catastrophic oil spill.

With multiple government agencies investigating the German automaker, Canadian TDI owners are still looking for answers, with many expecting they'll be held "hostage" until the Fall.

The federal Conservatives say Environment Minister Catherine McKenna needs to repay money paid to a photographer during a climate change conference in Paris last year.

With court dates scheduled for October and December, VW owners are months away from a settlement after the 2015 diesel vehicle emissions cheating scandal.

The federal government has given Canada’s embattled pipeline regulator powers to monitor and authorize industry use of a toxic substance deployed during offshore oil spills.

It appears Husky Energy knew something was amiss with one of its oil pipelines about 14 hours before the Saskatchewan government was notified.

The federal government is standing firmly behind its decision to appoint Kim Baird, a registered industry lobbyist with ties to Kinder Morgan, to a review panel for the Trans Mountain expansion.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is racing to save an endangered tiny frog after contractors cut down a forest and poured gravel over the amphibian's habitat.

The famous chorus of a small frog, no more than 2.5 centimetres long, has proven to be loud enough to block the construction of 171 homes.

Beyond our table, the Ottawa River sparkled. We could not have picked a better place to talk about the forces of good and evil.

Proposals include putting Zamboni scrapings on arena roofs for cooling, banning Tim Hortons drive-thrus and a bid to simply "end capitalism."

According to a recent study, two thirds of U.S. students are taught climate change badly. How does Canada compare?

And they're not taking 'no' for an answer.