BRUSSELS, Belgium ? European countries start enforcing the world's strictest rules on labelling genetically-modified foods Sunday, but few such products … Continue reading EU rules on GM food labelling come into force
VANCOUVER – There are now 31 B.C. poultry farms infected with avian flu. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/04/19/canada/avian040419 Continue reading More B.C. farms infected with bird flu
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – Around 40,000 residents of Saint John, N.B., may have to wait until Monday before an advisory … Continue reading Boil water advisory for Saint John
CALGARY – More than half of Canada's estimated 501 trillion cubic feet of conventional natural gas supplies remain undiscovered, the … Continue reading Half Canada’s conventional natural gas still undiscovered: energy board
EDMONTON – A new report suggests the gap between rich and poor in Canada's cities is widening. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/04/14/canada/cities040414 Continue reading Report suggests city life improving, but not for everyone
Shirvin Akhavi is a house doctor — and a detective — as he pokes and probes an east-end house in … Continue reading Saving the planet can have its payoffs
More than 12,000 sealers are on the massive ice floes off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador Monday to begin … Continue reading Controversial seal hunt under way off Newfoundland
Greenpeace's new Shopper's Guide to Ancient Forest Friendly Tissue Products, launched nationally today, gives consumers the information they need to … Continue reading Canadians called on to stop Ancient Forest Destruction
WINNIPEG — The federal government wants to get a better handle on whether cattle burps are having an impact on … Continue reading How much gas do cows create?
The widely held notion that Canada is taking excellent care of its wild, pristine lands ? far better than the … Continue reading Does the Great White North deserve its green reputation?
OTTAWA ? Canada needs a comprehensive national sustainability plan to become a 21st century economic and environmental leader, the David … Continue reading Federal budget submission calls for national sustainability plan
OTTAWA, Nov. 3 /CNW Telbec/ – The Honourable St?phane Dion, Minister of the Environment, welcomed representatives from communities and organizations … Continue reading Communities Making a Difference: Minister Dion Meets with Representatives of One-Tonne Community Challenges
