Anand Srivastava

Fabricare Canada Magazine Highlights Article By Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers

Time To Dish the Dirt – Ontario's Excess Soil Regime Becomes Law

Case Law Update: Alberta Court Of Appeal Confirms That A Plaintiff May Lose The Right To Sue For Historic Contamination Because Of The Passage Of Time And Procedural Requirements

Ontario Court Of Appeal Denies Leave To Appeal: Environmental No-Fault Order Compelling Off-Site Investigation Stands

Environmental No-Fault EPA Orders Compelling Off-Site Investigations Are Alive And Well In Ontario

Environmental Lawsuits – "But, I'm Not The Polluter, Just The Landlord Next Door…"

Alberta Update: When Does A Plaintiff Lose The Right To Sue For Historic Contamination?

Dueling Environmental Experts: The Court Accepts The More Fact-Based, Reliable And Plausible Explanation

Canada And Most Provinces Agree To Pan-Canadian Framework On Clean Growth And Climate Change

How Should Plaintiffs Quantify Their Losses Due To Contamination? Property Appraisal Or Remediation Estimate?

Unreasonable Delay And Environmental Prosecutions

Road Salt Leads To Environmental Hyper-Tension

Canada To Introduce Plan For National Carbon Pricing

Alberta Provides Guidance On Use Of Exposure Control To Manage Risks At Contaminated Sites