Following Ottawa’s Canada Day floods, Stephen Hazell urges Ottawans to use this fall’s municipal election to demand improvements to Ottawa’s flood response and management, in this Glebe Report opinion piece.

In his newest opinion piece for The Energy Mix, Stephen Hazell examines the serious concerns surrounding the Major Projects Office and degraded impact assessment, and proposes adapting corporate risk assessment practices and incorporating them into public reviews of proposed major projects.

All levels of government must work cooperatively to enact the laws and policies needed to achieve net-zero emissions. A vigorous defence of the federal Impact Assessment Act at Alberta Court of Appeal hearings this month would be a start.

Once again, Nature Canada is intervening to protect nature at Alberta Court of Appeal hearings, now scheduled for February.

On behalf of the Citizen Climate Counsel (C3), Stephen Hazell has submitted a letter to Ottawa’s Mayor and Council outlining three key recommendations to address the climate emergency in the 2026 draft budget.

Stephen Hazell responds to a recent Globe and Mail opinion piece on Budget 2025.

We’re back in court again, ready to fight for nature. Nature Canada is once again intervening in a legal case to defend Canada’s environmental laws. Please consider donating to Nature Canada today so we can protect the Impact Assessment Act.

In a recent submission to the Standing Committee on the Interior, Greenpeace Canada urges the Committee to reject Ontario Bill 5 in its entirety.

In a new opinion piece for The Energy Mix, Stephen Hazell raises concerns about Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s new major infrastructure project bills.

In a recent open letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney, Nature Canada has provided their recommendations on the Liberal Party’s campaign commitments on impact assessments of major projects and how to ensure an ‘One Project, One Review’ approach is consistent with Canada’s nature and climate commitments.