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The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), in collaboration with Quebec’s turtle rehabilitation centre (CRTQ), are looking for volunteers to help protect turtles in the province.
Last year, the Gulf of St. Lawrence recorded its highest maximum surface temperature and lowest seasonal volume of ice cover in decades, say researchers with the federal Fisheries Department.
The owner of the house that was swept away by a major landslide in Sainte-Monique, Centre-du-Québec, will not be able to claim compensation from an insurance company.
The Legault government is closing the door on a gas tax cut to harmonize with Ontario — a demand of the Parti Québécois (PQ).
Despite the rain, two thousand students from eight schools took to the streets of Westmount Friday morning, calling for urgent action against climate change.
The Montreal borough of Saint-Laurent was among the four locales named 'Bird Friendly Cities' by Nature Canada.
Quebec’s Environment Minister announced $25,374,755 in financial assistance to 12 municipal organizations for greening and green infrastructure projects.
Mayor Valérie Plante took advantage of the opening of the Montreal Climate Summit on Tuesday to announce the implementation of the principle of zero net artificialization by 2030.
Academics at McGill University in Montreal are providing the U.S. scientific community a platform to protect climate research under attack.
Quebec Solidaire questioned the Coalition Avenir Québec government about the carbon footprint of bombs.
As Quebec becomes the last province in Canada that hasn’t abandoned carbon pricing, the provincial government could start feeling pressure to align itself with the rest of the country.
The Montreal metropolitan community (CMM) and the City of Blainville intend to go to court to challenge Bill 93, which would allow Stablex to expand its landfill site.
A Quebec hunter will have to pay $20,000 after he pleaded guilty to hunting snow geese without a permit in 2023.
Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet sent a letter to the premier of Nova Scotia reiterating his “strong opposition to any project aimed at turning Quebec into a highway for dirty oil and gas from the West.”
The mayor of Blainville is calling for a meeting with Premier François Legault between now and Tuesday, in order to halt the expansion of a hazardous waste landfill, which is gaining unanimous support.
Quebec’s opposition parties want to block the CAQ government’s plan to expand a landfill that receives hazardous waste from the United States.
