The great 2024 rail labour disruption is already underway

One railway has already suspended service to facilities that produce key chemicals like chlorine and sulphuric acid. These products are essential for providing clean, safe drinking water in nearly every municipality in Canada.

Improving rail safety is a journey that never ends

Some of the dozens of measures introduced since the Lac Mégantic, Que., tragedy a decade ago include stringent tank car requirements, speed restrictions, key route risk assessments, stronger liability and compensation rules, and increased awareness.

Canadian chemistry sector well-placed to lead sectoral transformations

Despite the blistering pace of job losses industrywide, chemical, plastics sector sees growth opportunities

Whole-of-society approach needed to keep plastics in economy, but out of landfills

Clean fuel standard will lead to a tug-of-war between economy and environment

Let’s end plastic waste

A path forward on Canada’s pollution law

Moving Canada to a zero-waste economy requires chemistry

Embracing allies in climate change: chemistry’s role in a low carbon economy

NAFTA facilitates growth, job creation, enhanced co-operation in chemistry industry

Feds should pay more attention to Canada’s chemistry sector

Canada needs more chemistry: bold leadership is needed to attract and win new investments