Apr
22
2022
Toxics
Jun
29
2021
Indigenous, landowners, environmental groups on both sides of the provincial border pleased to see Minister Wilkinson designate Tent Mountain for a federal impact assessment.
CALGARY/TERRITORIES OF THE BLACKFOOT AND PEOPLES OF TREATIES 6 AND 7, HOME TO MÉTIS NATION OF ALBERTA, REGION III Read More
Apr
13
2021
Provincial Coal Consultation - critical opportunity for public input
Initiative:
Coal policy engagement
Deadline:
19 Apr 2021
Deadline April 19 to provide feedback on Alberta coal policy through an on-line survey Read More
Mar
30
2021
New government coal consultation misses the mark, failing to engage with Albertans on the issues they care most about
76% of Albertans are in favour of more protections for nature and recreation in the Eastern Slopes. 64% of those aware of the issue opposed ongoing exploration activity in the Eastern Slopes.
Yesterday’s announcement from the Government of Alberta launching the consultation process for a new Coal Policy does not address CPAWS Southern and Northern Alberta Chapters’ concerns around coal development in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains. While CPAWS is happy to see that the process will be run by an independent committee, the survey released as part of the consultation is narrowly focused on regulation of coal developments. Read More
Mar
27
2021
Water NOT Coal : Solidarity Walk with Niitsitapi Water Protectors
Mar 27 2021 - 1:00pm
Join Niitsitapi Water Protectors on Saturday, March 27 for a peaceful (socially distanced) walk to protect the Eastern Slopes from open-pit coal mining!
We will begin our walk at 1pm at Reconciliation Bridge in Mohkinstsis, Treaty 7 (Calgary). Read More
Location
Reconciliation Bridge
Calgary
, AB
See map: Google Maps
Dec
01
2020
The Government of Canada is looking for input on plastics management
Initiative:
A Proposed Integrated Management Approach to Plastic Products to Prevent Waste and Pollution
Deadline:
9 Dec 2020
Plastic pollution harms human health, wildlife and ecosystems. The Government of Canada is looking for input on the discussion paper A Proposed Integrated Management Approach to Plastic Products to Prevent Waste and Pollution. The opportunity to provide input closes December 9. Read More
Dec
02
2020
The Alberta Tailings Ponds II Factual Record: A Submission Under the NAFTA Environmental Side Agreement
Dec 2 2020 - 11:00am to 12:30pm
The Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) recently made public the Alberta Tailings Ponds II Factual Record which resulted in widespread national media coverage and commentary. This report is the result of the CEC’s Submissions on Enforcement Matters (SEM) process, which allows individuals and organizations across North America to raise concerns about the enforcement of environmental laws by Canada, Mexico or the United States. Read More
Oct
26
2020
New Research on lake contamination: Swan Hills’ SHTC and Faust’s Osmose Site
Keepers of the Athabasca and our partners have taken 2 sets of lake sediment core samples in Lesser Slave Lake (LSL): at the mouth of the Swan River, and in Faust Bay in 2018 and 2020. Read More
Sep
04
2020
Government action holding oilsands operators to account on tailings management long overdue
Pembina Institute reacts to the Commission on Environmental Cooperation’s finding on oilsands tailings
CALGARY — Nina Lothian, director of responsible fossil fuels at the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the Commission for Environmental Cooperation's final report on Alberta tailings ponds, released Sept. 3, 2020, which found scientific evidence of contaminated water seeping into groundwater around oilsands tailings ponds. Read More
Jun
15
2020
Call for Comments: Canadian Soil Quality Guidelines for the Protection of Human Health: Lead
Initiative:
Draft Canadian Soil Quality Guidelines for the Protection of Human Health: Lead
Deadline:
30 Jul 2020
Draft Canadian Soil Quality Guidelines for the Protection of Human Health: Lead are available for public review and comment until July 30, 2020.
The draft provisional guidelines revise the 1999 Canadian Soil Quality Guidelines for lead for the protection of human health only. The soil quality guidelines for lead for the protection of environmental health have not been revised. Read More
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