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And Then There Were (Almost) None: The Rise and Fall of Sloths

February 20, 2026–Noah Cole

Dr. Gerrardo (Gerry) De Iulliis will speaking on And Then There Were (Almost) None: The Rise and Fall of Sloths The Brodie Nature Club, a club at UofT for more ...

Over 100 Species at Risk Lose Protection Under the Species Conservation Act

January 28, 2026–Tony Morris

Conservation News•Campaigns and advocacy•Habitat•Land-use planning•Species at Risk

Rusty-patched bumblebee, Endangered © Johanna James-Heinz

Believe it or not, Ontario’s Endangered Species Act (ESA) was passed with all-party support back in 2007. Subsequently, of course, it was undermined through numerous exemptions and approvals for harmful ...

Ontario Nature and LAND Support Indigenous Grassroots Intervention to Challenge Bill 5 in Court

December 16, 2025–Shane Moffatt

Conservation News•Campaigns and advocacy•Indigenous Relations

Attawapiskat River at the Here We Stand camp © Eleven North Visuals

Across Ontario, people are deeply concerned about the province’s decision to pass Bill 5 – a legislation that threatens Indigenous rights, environmental protections, municipal planning processes and fair labour standards. ...

Budget 2025 Puts Ontario’s Nature at Risk: Here’s Why.

June 13, 2025–Luke Bondi

Conservation News•Boreal Forest•Campaigns and advocacy•Climate Change•Land-use planning•Protected Places•Species at Risk

During a global climate and biodiversity crisis, Ontario’s 2025 budget, introduced as Bill 24, Plan to Protect Ontario Act, fails to deliver critical investments in nature protection and conservation. Instead, ...

Bill 5 and the Erasure of Indigenous Consent: A Haudenosaunee Development Institute Perspective

May 29, 2025–Aaron Detlor

Campaigns and advocacy•Indigenous Relations

The Government’s of Ontario’s Bill 5 — dubbed the “Protecting Ontario by Unleashing its Economy Act”— isn’t just a reckless step toward unchecked development. It’s a sweeping attack on Haudenosaunee ...

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