Service Area: Environmental Law

Biodiversity is immensely important to our ecosystem.  Species at risk face considerable threat to their continued existence, much of which results from human harm to[...]

Purchasing a property that is contaminated can be daunting.  There are many risks to consider, including significant liability risks.  In some cases, a full assessment[...]

On May 10, 2022, the Alberta Court of Appeal released its opinion in Reference re Impact Assessment Act (the “Act”), 2022 ABCA 165, on the[...]

The City of Ottawa is developing a new 30-year solid Waste Management Plan (WMP).  The new plan will replace the existing plan which was implemented[...]

In this episode, Excess Soil Regulations, host Cheryl Gerhardt McLuckie talks to her colleague, Environmental Law lawyer Michael Hebert. Michael Hebert’s blog post on Ontario’s excess soil regulations and their[...]

In today’s episode, Environmental Issues and Real Estate Transactions, host Cheryl Gerhardt McLuckie talks to her colleague, Real Estate lawyer Daniella Sicoli-Zupo. They discuss environmental issues arising in[...]

In today’s episode, Director’s Liability, host Cheryl Gerhardt McLuckie talks to her colleague, Commercial Litigation lawyer Chris McLeod.  They discuss directors liability, piercing the corporate veil, statutory liability, and civil liability under Section 99[...]

Welcome to the first episode of A Manner of Speaking. In today’s episode, What is Environmental Law?, host Cheryl Gerhardt McLuckie talks to Professor Lynda[...]

On January 1, 2022, the second stage of O. Reg. 406/19: On-Site and Excess Soil Management came into force.  The first stage of the regulation,[...]