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Petitions by Federal Institution

Environment and Climate Change Canada [2015 to present]

No. 506: Call for a national pollinator strategy
No. 505: The protection of fish habitat in rivers and streams
No. 503: National Urban Park status for the National Capital Greenbelt
No. 499: Environmental effects of the closure, remediation, and reclamation of oil sands mines
No. 498: Oil spill response plans for the southern resident killer whales
No. 496: Update on the status of the Governor in Council’s undertaking to implement the Canada Energy Regulator’s 16 recommendations to the Governor in Council for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project
No. 494: Questions on mobile‑source emission‑control technologies and wood‑burning‑appliances
No. 493: Canadians have the right to breathe clean air—A call for federal action on heavy truck pollution
No. 491: Rail safety and maintenance
No. 486: Environmental impact assessment
No. 484: Political accountability for the continued use of glyphosate in Canada
No. 482: Teachers and subsidized or free car parking at schools
No. 480: Follow-up to petition 466 on environmental effects of the Bradford Bypass construction on fish and fish habitat
No. 479: Petition requesting that the Minister of Environment and Climate Change and the President of the Treasury Board review and amend an eligibility rule governing the Environmental Damages Fund
No. 477: Federal environmental responsibilities for the largest hospital plan in Canada—The Ottawa Hospital
No. 476: Climate action, escalating biodiversity loss, and pollution
No. 473B: Request for further information and clarification on the response to petition 473 from the Minister of Environment and Climate Change
No. 473: The non-agricultural use of permethrin in Canada as a mosquito treatment, and the implications to insect and spider biodiversity and the food chain
No. 471: Greenhouse gas emissions in Canada, monitoring, reporting, and climate action
No. 470: Assessing effectiveness of regulation of asbestos and asbestos cement pipes in Canada
No. 469: Enforcement of environmental standards in British Columbia
No. 468: Farmland drainage crisis in Saskatchewan
No. 467: Asphalt plant air pollution concerns
No. 466: Environmental effects of the Bradford Bypass construction on fish and fish habitat
No. 465: Concerns surrounding groundwater contamination by a fertilizer plant in Yorkton, Saskatchewan
No. 464: Questioning federal oversight of greenspace north of the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport
No. 463: Concerns about Canada’s forest carbon quantification and accounting
No. 462: Effects of 6PPD tire rubber antioxidant on salmon and mitigation
No. 461: Ministerial responsibility to protect the northern spotted owl and its habitat
No. 460: Concerns about effective monitoring, reporting, and enforcement of environmental laws and permits governing resource extraction projects
No. 459: Evidence, science, experience to date, and analysis supporting Project List entries and thresholds
No. 458: The Government of Canada’s response to perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in water, products, and waste
No. 457: Responsibilities of Health Canada and Environment and Climate Change Canada in protecting pollinators from the impact of neonicotinoid pesticides
No. 456: The Government of Canada’s rigour and transparency in evaluating the science regarding localized exposures to 5G technologies in its update of Safety Code 6
No. 455: Port authority decision making regarding coal exports and other environmental determinations under the Impact Assessment Act
No. 454: Social and gender equity impacts of federal COVID-19 financial support for the fossil fuel industry
No. 452: Protecting aquatic environments from harmful effects of nanosilver in consumer products
No. 450: Status of implementation of Canada’s commitments to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals
No. 449: Federal protection of critical habitat for migratory birds
No. 448: Acid mine drainage from Gatineau Park and vicinity
No. 445: Federal funding for the Fraser Basin Council Society
No. 444: Need for environmental impact assessment on ecological effects of wide-scale wolf reduction programs
No. 443: Reporting relationship of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
No. 441: Ministerial decisions on designation requests made pursuant to the Impact Assessment Act and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012
No. 440: Uncertainties about the management of single-use plastics
No. 439: The regulation of genetically engineered salmon under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
No. 438: Reduction of plastic pollution
No. 437: Using ISO standards to measure greenhouse gases
No. 435: Use of social cost of carbon values by the Government of Canada
No. 434: Fluralaner toxicity in the environment
No. 433: Certain organic flame retardants substance grouping
No. 432: Concerns about single‑use plastics in our waters and about vinyl acetate–based products
No. 429: Plastic pollution in our oceans
No. 428: Ten requests to the Government of Canada for improving the well-being of the environment
No. 427: Nuclear governance problems in Canada
No. 426: Canadian Coast Guard Aids to Navigation discarded batteries
No. 425: Public transit, municipal priorities, and federal government
No. 421: Questioning nuclear power as clean energy
No. 420: Federal financing of the Fraser Surrey Docks coal export terminal and other coal export facilities
No. 419: Concerns about investment in “new” nuclear technologies
No. 416: Sustainable development in national parks
No. 415: The role of Environment and Climate Change Canada and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency in the environmental assessment of the proposed Ajax Mine
No. 414: Concerns about impacts of open-net fish farming on wild Pacific salmon
No. 413: Environmental assessment of nuclear projects
No. 412: Jefferd Creek Rerouting
No. 411: Policies and strategies for managing non-fuel radioactive waste
No. 410: Canada’s progress on implementing and reporting on Agenda 2030
No. 408: The relationship of science to the Federal Sustainable Development Strategy
No. 407: Scientific review processes to determine limits on exposure to radiofrequency radiation according to Safety Code 6
No. 405B: Follow-up petition on Canada’s nuclear legacy liabilities
No. 405: Canadian nuclear legacy liabilities: Cleanup costs for Chalk River Laboratories
No. 404: Nesting barn swallows at Norman Rogers Airport, in Kingston, Ontario
No. 401: Institutionalized resistance to climate change action (wind energy)
No. 397: Learning from assessments of Canada’s Renewable Fuels Strategy as a prerequisite to developing a Clean Fuel Standard
No. 395: Impact on migratory birds of tailings ponds in Alberta’s oil sands mines
No. 394: Adequacy of environmental risk assessment of industrial facility in Port Alberni, British Columbia
No. 391: Changing nature of protected areas in Canada
No. 390E: Follow-up petition on the quantification of Canada’s total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from exported fossil fuels
No. 390D: Follow-up petition on the quantification of Canada’s total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from exported fossil fuels
No. 390C: Follow-up petition on the quantification of Canada’s total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from exported fossil fuels—Questions about responses to petition 390B
No. 390B: Follow-up petition on the quantification of Canada’s total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from exported fossil fuels
No. 390: Quantification of Canada’s total carbon dioxide emissions from exported fossil fuels
No. 389: Legal protection of Gatineau Park, National Capital Region
No. 388: Protection of the Central Experimental Farm as a research facility and a national historic site of Canada
No. 387: Concerns about Canada’s continued use and import of asbestos
No. 386: Regulatory requirements and due process for transporting hazardous waste into Canada for disposal
No. 383: Port Metro Vancouver’s expansion and its environmental impact on migratory birds and their feeding ground at Roberts Bank
No. 349b: Follow-up petition on Canada’s interpreting of the international version of the precautionary principle within Canadian government departments
No. 122F: Follow-up petition on Silvermere Island and Silvermere Lake habitat concerns