Quebec Environment News Today

Laval marks 10th year for ethics and integrity bureau (BIELT) | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

Efforts to repair green spaces along Montreals waterfront are facing red tape as work along shorelines often wait to be approved by the provincial government for months.

If youre looking for ways to make your home more energy efficient, and maybe save a few dollars along the way, the Quebec government says it is willing to help.

Laval hosts ‘Museum of the Moon’ installation by Luke Jerram | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

This is the second major electric vehicle announcement the government has made this week alone, following Tuesday's news of a new copper foil factory for EV car batteries.

Pika, who was born in the wild, came to live at the zoo in 2016 after narrowly escaping a tragic fate. Officials said she had been captured and was destined for the fur trade.

Mother Nature is taking back its majestic place in Kahnawà:ke's Tekwakitha island. But its beauty wasn't always there. The island was inhospitable for decades.

The province is aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 37.5 per cent below 1990 levels, a reduction to six tonnes of carbon dioxide per resident from nine.

Municipalities north of Montreal are teaming up to create a sprawling new park. As planned, the park would total 5,000 hectares and stretch 42 kilometres along the Rivière des Mille Îles.

The St. Laurent borough has received $999,610.98 from the Quebec Environment ministry to "to restore and create wetlands and bodies of water" in Marcel Laurin Park.