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A large rodent from South America that officials say is often mistaken for a beaver along with two types of non-native crayfish are among 10 new invasive animal and plant species now prohibited or restricted in Ontario.

Sarnia-are chemical plans may benefit from Ontario’s decision to open the door to storing captured carbon emissions underground.

Sarnia-are chemical plans may benefit from Ontario’s decision to open the door to storing captured carbon emissions underground.

A species of enormous rodent that looks somewhere between a beaver and a capybara has been declared the latest mammalian menace to Ontario — even t...

Ontario’s decision to open the door to storing captured carbon emissions should allow its industries to catch up.

A summer of devastating wildfires that burned huge swaths of the N.W.T. and forced countless communities across the country to evacuate has some experts questioning whether Canada is equipped for hotter, more intense fire seasons.

TORONTO - Theyre an easily recognizable part of Canadas fight against wildfires, playing a key supporting role in the annual battle against the flames.

Some question if Canada has the equipment needed to fight another intense season

Some question if Canada has the equipment needed to fight another intense season

Some question if Canada has the equipment needed to fight another intense season