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Que faut-il récolter et brûler pour favoriser la santé des forêts ?

Joignez-vous à la Nashwaak Watershed Association Inc. et à la Fédération des propriétaires de boisés du Nouveau-Brunswick pour écouter Shawn McGrath, professionnel de la foresterie, le 4 novembre, de midi à 13 h.

(présenté en anglais seulement)

Par CC Goodwin Consulting

À propos de cet événement

Le ministère de l’Environnement et des Gouvernements locaux organise des séances d’information publiques sur l’Examen et mise à jour de la Loi sur l’assainissement de l’eau du Nouveau-Brunswick et de ses règlements.

Ces séances présenteront un aperçu de la Loi sur l’assainissement de l’eau du Nouveau-Brunswick et de ses règlements - le mode de mise en œuvre, les améliorations possibles et si cela répond aux besoins et aux attentes des Néo-Brunswickois d’aujourd’hui. Les participants seront invités d’exprimer leur avis afin de guider les modifications à apporter à la Loi sur l’assainissement de l’eau et permettra d’améliorer la qualité de l’eau.

By Sustainability Network

In June 2025, Bill C-5 received royal assent and the Building Canada Act was enacted. In this 1-hour webinar, a panel of environmental lawyers from across Canada will provide an overview of the Building Canada Act, primary concerns related to its implementation, and opportunities for public engagement.This webinar is designed for staff or volunteers with environmental NGOs, or anyone seeking to understand the new Building Canada Act and associated projects of national interest.

Moderator:

Anastasia Lintner is Co-founder and COO of Backloop Institute. She is a passionate public policy advocate, who received a PhD in natural resource and environmental economics from University of Guelph and an LLB from Osgoode Hall Law School. Anastasia is currently a non-practicing lawyer, with over two decades of extensive policy research and writing experience, including with respect to environmental assessment, conservation and water law, and Ontario's Environmental Bill of Rights. The highlight of her former legal career was the opportunity to combine economic and legal arguments for the Supreme Court of Canada in two cases: one involving the valuation of sensitive environmental lands and the other involving the intersection of insolvency protection and environmental clean-up obligations.

How is the changing climate affecting you and your community in Tantramar? Join EOS Éco-Énergie from 5-7pm on Monday, November 10th, 2025 at the Sackville United Church for a discussion and community risk mapping activity. 

Le United Spirit Nature Network (USNN), en collaboration avec le New Brunswick Indigenous Career College (NBICC), Indigenous Climate Action et le Réseau environnemental du Nouveau-Brunswick (RENB), vous invite à participer à une série de webinaires en trois parties explorant les intersections entre le leadership des jeunes, les connaissances Autochtones et la gestion responsable de l'environnement.

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and presentation slides following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Webinar Overview:
As corporations increasingly use green claims to boost their sales , the risk of greenwashing — false or misleading representations about climate and environmental performance — has never been higher. Recent amendments to Canada’s Competition Act introduce impactful and controversial new legal tools to hold companies accountable for deceptive environmental messaging. This webinar will explore what these new provisions mean, how they can be used to challenge misleading claims, and why confronting greenwashing is critical to climate justice and public trust. Participants will gain insight into the legal mechanics of the updated Competition Act, enforcement options, and real-world implications for their own climate advocacy.

By Sustainability Network

50 participant max

In June 2025, Bill C-5 received royal assent and the Building Canada Act was enacted. In this 2-hour workshop, presenters will interactively involve participants in discussing strategic legal considerations for campaigns aimed at implementation of the Building Canada Act. There will also be regionally relevant discussions, including BC’s Bill 15 (Infrastructure Projects Act) and Ontario's Bill 5 (Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025).

This workshop is designed for staff or volunteers with environmental NGOs who are working on Bill C-5 implementation, or anyone seeking to become engaged regarding the new Building Canada Act and associated projects of national interest.

Presenters:

Anastasia Lintner is Co-founder and COO of Backloop Institute. She is a passionate public policy advocate, who received a PhD in natural resource and environmental economics from University of Guelph and an LLB from Osgoode Hall Law School. Anastasia is currently a non-practicing lawyer, with over two decades of extensive policy research and writing experience, including with respect to environmental assessment, conservation and water law, and Ontario's Environmental Bill of Rights. The highlight of her former legal career was the opportunity to combine economic and legal arguments for the Supreme Court of Canada in two cases: one involving the valuation of sensitive environmental lands and the other involving the intersection of insolvency protection and environmental clean-up obligations.

Par CC Goodwin Consulting

À propos de cet événement

Le ministère de l’Environnement et des Gouvernements locaux organise des séances d’information publiques sur l’Examen et mise à jour de la Loi sur l’assainissement de l’eau du Nouveau-Brunswick et de ses règlements.

Ces séances présenteront un aperçu de la Loi sur l’assainissement de l’eau du Nouveau-Brunswick et de ses règlements - le mode de mise en œuvre, les améliorations possibles et si cela répond aux besoins et aux attentes des Néo-Brunswickois d’aujourd’hui. Les participants seront invités d’exprimer leur avis afin de guider les modifications à apporter à la Loi sur l’assainissement de l’eau et permettra d’améliorer la qualité de l’eau.

By Sustainability Network

*All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording following the session. The recording will be available for 60 days.

Canada has unprecedented economic and technological opportunities as the world moves to Net Zero. A stable, credible, long-term Net Zero climate plan today will open the door to these opportunities tomorrow. All of the tools necessary to reach our climate, energy, and economic goals – such as pricing industrial emissions, exporting cleaner energy, smart regulations, and Canadian ingenuity – should be part of the toolkit to create that plan.

Canadian Conservatives have been moving towards a credible climate plan, but only when they form governments. Harper did the coal phase-out, arguably the biggest thing we’ve done on climate to date. Alberta and Ontario have industrial pricing schemes that fund other green initiatives. So how do you talk to Conservatives about climate? Tune in to find out from someone who founded Conservatives for Clean Growth and has advised Preston Manning, Ralph Klein, Stephen Harper, Christy Clark among other Canadian Conservative leaders.