Submission: Federal Major Projects Discussion Paper
CELA’s is concerned Bill 98 contains proposals that will fundamentally undermine Ontario’s ability to address the impacts of climate change.





Founded in 1970, CELA is one of the oldest environmental advocates for environmental protection in the country. With funding from Legal Aid Ontario, CELA provides free legal services relating to environmental justice in Ontario, including representing qualifying low-income and vulnerable or disadvantaged communities in litigation. CELA also works on environmental legal education and reform initiatives.
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CELA’s is concerned Bill 98 contains proposals that will fundamentally undermine Ontario’s ability to address the impacts of climate change.
CELA’s 2025 impact report shares highlights of fighting for environmental justice for Ontario’s most vulnerable communities.
Case updates for Grassy Narrows First Nation, rollbacks to federal assessment and permitting laws, and expanded AC program in Toronto.
CELA’s Comments on Bruce Power’s application to amend the licensing basis for Bruce A and B nuclear generating stations to
Presentation on changes to Ontario environmental assessment.
CELA’s submission to the Ontario government, opposing changes to the Environmental Assessment Act proposed in Schedule 2 of Bill 105.
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