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Binational Toxics Strategy (BTS) This is a joint site issued between the United States Environmental Protection Agency and Environment Canada. BTS provides a framework for actions to reduce/eliminate persistent toxic substances, especially those which bioaccumulate, from the Great Lakes Basin. Canada Gazette is the official news bulletin of the Government of Canada. Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency The role of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency includes; administering the Federal environmental assessment process, advising the Minister of the Environment, providing opportunities for public involvement and promoting sound environmental assessment practices. Canada's National Environmental Indicator Series Environment Canada's web site that provides a list of the indictor series and its current themes. Environmental Indicators are statistics/parameters that, tracked over time, provide information on trends in the condition of a phenomena. Canada-Ontario Agreement (COA) Under COA, both the Government of Canada (Environment Canada) and Government of Ontario (Ontario Ministry of Environment) share the responsibility to restore, protect and sustain the Great Lakes basin. Department of Justice
Canada's Federal department is responsible for providing policy and program advice and direction for a fair and just, law-abiding Canada through the development of the legal content of bills, regulations and guidelines. Environment Canada's Green Lane Environment Canada's Green Lane provides information about the state of Canada's environment. Environment Canada is a science-based federal department whose business is helping Canadians live and prosper in an environment that is properly protected and conserved, with the goal of making sustainable development a reality in Canada. Environment Canada's Green Lane: Pollution Prevention This web site provides access to Environment Canada's Federal strategy for action to prevent pollution, including goals of the policy, examples of its implementation and pollution prevention techniques. Health Canada is a federal department responsible for maintaining and improving public health, health factors, regulating products, health research, regulations and policies. The Ontario Ministry of the Environment is the provincial department responsible for developing policies, laws, regulations, and programs for environmental protection, energy use and production. National Resources Canada (NRCan) NRCan is a federal department responsible for developing policies and encouraging science and technology to work towards sustainable development when utilizing Canada's natural resources. United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)-Ozone Secretariat The Ozone Secretariat for the Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer and for the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is part of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). United States Environmental Protection Agency The U.S. EPA is a Federal department responsible for protecting human health and safeguarding the natural environment. | ||||
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