Moving Canada off the toxic treadmill of key chemicals laws

Growers and foresters need research, knowledge and support while Canada culls the pesticides portfolio.

Pollution prevention and reduction are key for public health, and a vital public policy challenge for Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault and Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos. Photograph courtesy of Erich Westendarp on PixabayPhotograph courtesy of Erich Westendarp on Pixabay

Opinion

BY MEG SEARS

February 3, 2022

One month into 2022, scientists worldwide are calling for rapid transformation to counter chemicals and waste over-running the Earth’s systems, worsening climate chaos and

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