For decades, Canadians have depended on the federal government to safeguard our families and nature from pollution, toxic contamination and other environmental harms.
But starting in 2012 with the federal government’s omnibus “budget” Bills C-38 and C-45, Canada’s oldest and most important environmental laws became increasingly rolled back, putting the things Canadians value at risk.
Despite widespread opposition from tens of thousands of Canadians representing all walks of life, including former Fisheries Ministers, scientists, First Nations and fishing groups, the previous government rammed the changes through intact.
Whether you agree or disagree with environmental groups, Canadians should have the opportunity to participate in decisions that affect them.
