Environment Journal is a media partner of the Remediation Technologies Symposium (RemTech) at Fairmont Banff Springs on ...

Construction of Phase 1 for CHAR Technologies Ltd.’s Thorold Facility  has been completed, setting the stage for the first ...

The green economy kept growing, even through instability, according to the Global Environmental & Sustainability (E&S) ...

More than 420 soil stewards, environmental practitioners and industry leaders attended the 10th Annual Excess Soils Symposium ...

The Brownie Awards jury has revealed the finalists for the 2026 program! Brownfields are once contaminated, under-utilized, ...

Pabineau First Nation is taking a leadership role in the future of environmental stewardship and project development with the ...

« ONEIA Industry Breakfast: Minister of Red Tape Reduction – Toronto, ON Indigenous Clean Energy National Gathering – Calgary, AB » Environment Journal provides informed perspectives on the Canadian ...

The New Brunswick Department of Environment and Local Government is accepting applications for Environmental Trust Fund projects for 2026-27. “We’re proud to see this fund backing thousands of ...

The environmental landscape is evolving rapidly, placing new demands on organizations managing environmental, health and safety (EHS) outcomes. Regulations are expanding, stakeholder expectations are ...

It’s warming up across most of Canada, so it’s a good time to prepare for next winter. In places such as Labrador, the winter winds gather force as they cross a rugged landscape shaped by cold and ...

A reuse renaissance is underway this summer in Toronto and Vancouver during the World Cup — and it could be the turning point for municipal waste policy. The hidden impact of single-use waste ...