Researchers from around the world are meeting in Vancouver this week to discuss how to help wild salmon populations recover … Continue reading Summit explores ecosystem approach to salmon

SAINT JOHN, N.B. – Two New Brunswick scientists are developing a more versatile laser system to detect air pollution and … Continue reading Scientists target air pollutants with lasers

ARC is a coalition of national churches and church bodies working in partnership with aboriginal peoples and community organizations. Through … Continue reading Aboriginal Rights Coalition

The Canadian Lung Association is the umbrella group for the ten provincial Lung Associations. It provides the focus for helping … Continue reading Canadian Lung Association

The program's goal is to develop a unified digital system for assessing the North American biota. The BONAP database now … Continue reading Biota of North America Program (BONAP)

Marketplace continues the tradition of informing and entertaining Canadians interested in consumer affairs. http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/ Continue reading Marketplace – Canada’s Investigative Consumer Program

Our objective is to preserve the biological diversity of Canada's of rare and endangered native plant species, wild habitats and … Continue reading Canadian Botanical Conservation Network

WINNIPEG – Agriculture Canada invested nearly $2.5 million in genetically modified wheat and stands to make money if it approves … Continue reading Federal government invested in GM wheat

DETROIT ? The world's first commercially mass-produced hybrid car has claimed the honor of 2004 Car of the Year from … Continue reading Toyota Prius wins 2004 Car of the Year award

Forget about hydrogen fuel cells, wind power, nuclear reactors and even global warming. The real energy crisis is that worldwide … Continue reading Energy crisis looms, experts warn

OTTAWA, Nov. 18 /CNW/ – The Government of Canada confirmed yesterday its support for the objective of the Cartagena Protocol … Continue reading Canada’s Position on the Ratification of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. – Environmentalists say clearcutting is not the appropriate response to a dire prediction that mountain pine beetles … Continue reading Beetles cut swath through B.C. forests