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Day: 6 October 2026

Joint Submission: Correspondence respecting Report PED26074, Development of an Adequate Temperature By-law and Pilot Program (City of Hamilton)

by April WepplerOctober 6, 2026October 6, 2026

CELA, ACORN Hamilton, and Environment Hamilton, made a joint written submission to Hamilton City Council, urging Councillors to vote for a strong adequate temperature by-law.

Publications climate change, climate resillience, Extreme Heat, Maximum Heat, Maximum Temperature By-law

Blog: The Unjustifiable Demise of Federal Environmental Law

by April WepplerOctober 6, 2026October 6, 2026

Under the banner of "building Canada strong," the federal government is rapidly dismantling key environmental protections. CELA examines Bill C-39 and calls for its withdrawal.

Blog Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC), Impact Assessment Act (IAA), Indigenous rights, nuclear licencing, pipelines, public participation, Species at Risk Act (SARA)

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