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The provincial government is greenlighting financial assistance for the largest urban electric bus acquisition project in North America.

Federal Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault is set to participate in the first edition of the Montreal Climate Summit.

The Lion Electric Co. and Transit Truck Bodies has launched a new lightweight, aerodynamic, 100% electric heavy-duty truck suited for last-mile urban

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Citizens' group members in Montreal's Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhood who have been protesting the project for months now want Quebec's Environment Ministry to commission a study from the province's environmental watchdog. But the ministry has said there are no plans to do so.

The Legault government is severely judging the greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction plan presented by the federal government. Quebec has a better financed and more rigorous approach than that of the Trudeau government, according to the CAQ Environment Minister Benoit Charette.

Montreal's plan for making the city greener and more resistant to the negative impacts of climate change got a boost Monday with a $117-million grant from the Quebec government.

The city has a plan to tackle climate change and now, thanks to the Quebec government, it has the means to put it in action.

Quebec Environment Minister Benoit Charette has announced $117 million in funding for the City of Montreal to support its efforts to fight climate change.

The Quebec government is lacking ambition in its shift towards being greener, including having too low a target for electric vehicles, says Equiterre.