Emma McIntosh

Aamjiwnaang First Nation declared another evacuation order last week because of benzene, but the problem of Sarnia’s toxic air pollution has been years in the making

Climate change and urban sprawl are blurring the lines between Ontario’s black bear country and our front yards

This story about a lawsuit involving First Nations in northern Ontario has deep roots — in mistakes made by the Crown centuries ago

The controversial and now-reversed plan to build on protected land outside Toronto is lingering through Doug Ford’s third election campaign

Aamjiwnaang First Nation has fought for decades to stop pollution from Sarnia’s Chemical Valley. Now it’s carving a path forward with Canada

With an Ontario election called, the two levels of government are still clashing over Highway 413

With the Ontario election set for late February, we take stock of the Progressive Conservatives’ big moves on the environment file

The federal government is cancelling plans for an airport in Pickering, east of Toronto, and transferring land for the project to Parks Canada

Thousands of mineral claims swath northern Ontario, where First Nations title claims remain unsettled and hard fought

As Canada deals with a political crisis, the federal Liberals have quietly declined a request to re-examine Doug Ford’s’s controversial Highway 413