Environment (Ottawa)
This is Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions and other government-related news coming out of Ottawa and the provincial governments.
This newsletter channel covers the environment, climate change policies, fish and wildlife protection, habitat conservation, environmental activism, and forestry.
Once a week, we break down the most important updates in this space in under five minutes.
This Week in Environment — Ottawa (#14, 2026)
Forest Sector Task Force concludes; CBSA investigates Chinese plywood; Federal early decisions on Alberta projects; New nature strategy investments; DFO Food Fishery survey results; Enforcement actions in Haida Gwaii; Dabrusin at G7 Climate; Funding for biodiversity and clean tech; International ...
This Week in Environment — Ottawa (#13, 2026)
Pacific Salmon Strategy Initiative renewed; Mass marking for Chinook salmon expanded; Major water infrastructure investments announced; Advanced wood facility funded; StatsCan releases new lab data; Federal investment in youth green jobs; Softwood lumber tariffs remain disputed.
This Week in Environment — Ottawa (#12, 2026)
Federal marine protected areas launched in Nunavut; Alberta-Canada assessment agreement finalized; new killer whale vessel rules; Point Rousse Port review closes; Moodyville Park receives restoration investment; Pacific Salmon Strategy funding advanced; StatsCan sawmill outputs jump; new environm...
This Week in Environment — Ottawa (#11, 2026)
Canada, PEI, and Nova Scotia agree on joint major project assessments; federal measures for North Atlantic right whale, snow crab, and elver management; National Water Security Strategy launched; StatsCan data on logging and plastics; major enforcement actions across provinces.
Lobbying on Environment - Ottawa (March 2026 edition)
Carbon Business Development Council, Fur Institute of Canada, Climeworks Canada Ltd., Environmental Defense Fund, and Wilder Institute were unusually active lobbyists last month.
This Week in Environment — Ottawa (#10, 2026)
Canada unveils National Freshwater Science Agenda; Minister Thompson hosts trade, renewals at Boston Seafood Expo; StatsCan releases energy, mineral, and rural labor data; US states, cities sue EPA over 'endangerment' finding repeal.