Petitions by Issue
Toxic substances
- No. 494
- Questions on mobile‑source emission‑control technologies and wood‑burning‑appliances
- No. 491
- Rail safety and maintenance
- No. 488
- Federal Contaminated Sites Inventory does not include 1 and 19 Sir John A. MacDonald Parkway
- No. 487
- Environmental risk management plan for 1 and 19 Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway
- No. 484
- Political accountability for the continued use of glyphosate in Canada
- No. 477
- Federal environmental responsibilities for the largest hospital plan in Canada—The Ottawa Hospital
- No. 473C
- Request for information and clarification on the response to petition 473 from the Minister of Health
- No. 473B
- Request for further information and clarification on the response to petition 473 from the Minister of Environment and Climate Change
- No. 473
- The non-agricultural use of permethrin in Canada as a mosquito treatment, and the implications to insect and spider biodiversity and the food chain
- No. 470
- Assessing effectiveness of regulation of asbestos and asbestos cement pipes in Canada
- No. 469
- Enforcement of environmental standards in British Columbia
- No. 467
- Asphalt plant air pollution concerns
- No. 465
- Concerns surrounding groundwater contamination by a fertilizer plant in Yorkton, Saskatchewan
- No. 462
- Effects of 6PPD tire rubber antioxidant on salmon and mitigation
- No. 458
- The Government of Canada’s response to perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in water, products, and waste
- No. 457
- Responsibilities of Health Canada and Environment and Climate Change Canada in protecting pollinators from the impact of neonicotinoid pesticides
- No. 454
- Social and gender equity impacts of federal COVID-19 financial support for the fossil fuel industry
- No. 452
- Protecting aquatic environments from harmful effects of nanosilver in consumer products
- No. 451
- At-risk pipelines under the Ottawa River
- No. 448
- Acid mine drainage from Gatineau Park and vicinity
- No. 447B
- Follow-up petition on climate and environmental impacts of the new fleet of F-35 fighter jets
- No. 447
- Climate impact of new fighter jets
- No. 446
- Logistics required for deploying newly researched oil spill tools
- No. 438
- Reduction of plastic pollution
- No. 434
- Fluralaner toxicity in the environment
- No. 433
- Certain organic flame retardants substance grouping
- No. 432
- Concerns about single‑use plastics in our waters and about vinyl acetate–based products
- No. 431
- Oversight, safety, and public awareness of chemical product applications at the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa
- No. 430
- Inquiry into the need for Fisheries and Oceans Canada to recover endangered eulachon
- No. 426
- Canadian Coast Guard Aids to Navigation discarded batteries
- No. 423
- Re-evaluation of glyphosate by Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency and the United States Environmental Protection Agency
- No. 422
- Results of wheat, oats, and corn sampling for glyphosate by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- No. 421
- Questioning nuclear power as clean energy
- No. 415
- The role of Environment and Climate Change Canada and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency in the environmental assessment of the proposed Ajax Mine
- No. 411
- Policies and strategies for managing non-fuel radioactive waste
- No. 405B
- Follow-up petition on Canada’s nuclear legacy liabilities
- No. 405
- Canadian nuclear legacy liabilities: Cleanup costs for Chalk River Laboratories
- No. 395
- Impact on migratory birds of tailings ponds in Alberta’s oil sands mines
- No. 394
- Adequacy of environmental risk assessment of industrial facility in Port Alberni, British Columbia
- No. 392
- Concerns over crude oil shipping and oil spills on the Great Lakes
- No. 387
- Concerns about Canada’s continued use and import of asbestos
- No. 386
- Regulatory requirements and due process for transporting hazardous waste into Canada for disposal
- No. 382
- Public consultation process for the re-evaluation of the herbicide glyphosate
- No. 381
- Concerns over Canadian Coast Guard response to English Bay oil spill in Vancouver
- No. 375
- Status of contaminated site near Canadian Forces Base Valcartier
- No. 373
- Environmental concerns over oil leaking from a sunken cargo ship in Notre Dame Bay, Newfoundland
- No. 372
- Federal responsibilities toward cancer prevention from risks associated with environmental carcinogens
- No. 371
- Environmental risks of hazardous goods transported by rail
- No. 370
- Risks of releasing coal and coal dust into the environment during transport
- No. 349b
- Follow-up petition on Canada’s interpreting of the international version of the precautionary principle within Canadian government departments
- No. 308
- Federal government responsibilities for shale gas extraction in Quebec
- No. 306
- Regulation of biosolid-based fertilizers under the Fertilizers Act
- No. 299C
- Follow up petition on the regulation and approval of fluoridation products added to drinking water
- No. 299B
- Follow up petition on the regulation and approval of fluoridation products added to drinking water
- No. 296
- The potential health and environmental impact of using sewage sludge on agricultural land
- No. 295
- The potential health and environmental impact of pesticides on apples and other food crops
- No. 294
- The health impact of chemicals and pollutants that are released into the environment
- No. 289
- Health Canada’s adherence to the precautionary principle
- No. 288
- Concerns about actions taken against a doctor for statements made about cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta
- No. 284
- Control of toxic substances in tobacco products
- No. 282
- Concerns about harmonization and enforcement of Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 regulations governing transboundary movement of hazardous wastes
- No. 281
- Federal role in ensuring the Government of Ontario’s protection of fish habitat and water quality affected by mining exploration
- No. 280
- Concerns about Canada’s export of chrysotile asbestos and the delayed release of a report about its potential health impacts
- No. 277
- Impact on marine life and habitat from garbage compactor truck leachate draining into sewers and waterways
- No. 274
- Request for federal action to protect Canadians from vapour intrusion of CEPA Schedule 1 toxic substances into residences
- No. 268
- Request to withdraw the registration of neurotoxic pesticides in Canada
- No. 262
- Bioaccumulation assessment criteria related to the regulation of fire-retardant chemicals
- No. 258
- Alleged pumping of water contaminated with mercury from a brownfield development into a sewer system near Lake Ontario
- No. 257
- Potential environmental and health impacts of soil contaminated with heavy metal and deposited in a landfill near Lake Erie
- No. 256
- Policies and regulations under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
- No. 254
- Environmental and human health effects of compact fluorescent light bulbs
- No. 248
- Environmental impact of toxic chemicals leaking into Lake Ontario
- No. 245
- Impact of fluorosilicate compounds on lead levels in drinking water and on water distribution infrastructure
- No. 244
- Harm to susceptible populations of aquatic life and humans due to the addition of fluoride (fluorosilicates) in drinking water
- No. 243
- Use of fluoride (fluorosilicates) in drinking water
- No. 241
- Mercury waste from compact fluorescent lightbulbs entering the environment
- No. 239
- Development of the Nahanni National Park Reserve
- No. 238
- Water and sediment contamination of the Athabasca River due to oilsands production
- No. 237
- Low level radioactive waste cleanup project in Port Hope, Ontario
- No. 236
- Nuclear-related environmental health concerns in Port Hope, Ontario
- No. 234
- Radioactive contamination in Port Hope, Ontario
- No. 233
- Health risks posed by radiation exposure in Port Hope, Ontario
- No. 232
- Radioactive Waste Cleanup in Port Hope, Ontario
- No. 231
- Barrel burning
- No. 228
- The federal government’s alleged failure to inspect coal-fired power plants for mercury emissions
- No. 226
- Canada’s use and export of chrysotile asbestos
- No. 221E
- Follow-up petition on health and environmental concerns regarding fluoridation of drinking water
- No. 221D
- Follow-up petition on health and environmental concerns regarding fluoridation of drinking water
- No. 221C
- Follow-up petition on health and environmental concerns regarding fluoridation of drinking water
- No. 221
- Health and environmental concerns regarding the fluoridation of drinking water
- No. 218B
- Follow-up petition on a contaminated site in New Harbour, Newfoundland and Labrador
- No. 218
- Contaminated site in New Harbour, Newfoundland
- No. 217
- Environmental contamination at a First Nations reserve in Manitoba
- No. 214
- Impact of herbicides on fish and fish habitats in northern Ontario
- No. 204
- Regulation of flame-retardant chemicals
- No. 201
- Environmental health research in Canada
- No. 199
- Environmental and health concerns at the Fort Reliance weather station
- No. 198
- Chemical residues on imported fruit, vegetables, and milk
- No. 195
- Storage of fuel and hazardous waste on the Hay River
- No. 189
- Protecting Canadian drinking water
- No. 187
- Regulations concerning lead and arsenic in fruit juices and bottled water
- No. 183
- Assessing mercury health risks and federal mercury management
- No. 181
- Toxic substances management in Canada
- No. 180
- An international comparison on Canada’s action on pesticide regulation
- No. 179
- Canada's policies on chrysotile asbestos exports
- No. 175
- Eliminating lead shot and fishing weights under the authority of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
- No. 162
- Gas plant contaminants, Turner Valley, Alberta
- No. 146
- Firearms contaminants in federal training facilities
- No. 140C
- Follow-up petition on clean up of the Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens
- No. 140B
- Follow-up petition on cleanup of the Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens
- No. 140A
- Cleaning up the Sydney Tar Ponds and Coke Ovens
- No. 132
- Ontario Mid-Canada Line radar site remediation
- No. 128
- Clean-up of chemical contamination in Elmira, Ontario
- No. 126B
- Follow-up petition on fumigants and other pesticides in shipping containers
- No. 126A
- Fumigants and other pesticides in shipping containers
- No. 117
- Hazardous waste incinerator in Belledune, New Brunswick
- No. 112
- Municipal wastewater discharges and pollution of the marine environment
- No. 109C
- Follow-up petition on a closed landfill in Cramahe, Ontario
- No. 109B
- Follow-up petition concerning a closed landfill in Cramahe, Ontario
- No. 109A
- Environmental and health impacts of a closed landfill in Cramahe, Ontario
- No. 102
- Proposed hazardous waste incinerator in Belledune, New Brunswick
- No. 100
- Proposal to develop stormwater infrastructure for a residential development near the Leitrim wetlands
- No. 099B
- Follow-up petition on trumpeter swans in Judson Lake, British Columbia
- No. 099A
- Dying trumpeter swans in Judson Lake, British Columbia
- No. 097
- Toxicity of the arsenic-based pesticide Monosodium Methane Arsenate (MSMA)
- No. 095A
- Acid drainage and re-opening of metal mine in northern British Columbia
- No. 089
- Possible lead contamination in properties slated for redevelopment
- No. 080
- Clean-up of the Tracadie military training area in New Brunswick
- No. 078
- Clean-up of the Tracadie military training area in New Brunswick
- No. 062
- Toxic waste transportation and disposal in Quebec
- No. 059
- Proposed redevelopment of the Oshawa Marina
- No. 057
- Coal tar contamination near Randle Reef, Hamilton Harbour
- No. 050B
- Follow-up petition concerning military dumpsites off the Atlantic coast
- No. 050A
- Military dumpsites off Canada's Atlantic coast
- No. 032
- Fuel additive MMT
- No. 027C
- Railway decommissioning in Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario
- No. 025
- Regulating toxic substances and protecting drinking water