The Green Shift Aftermath
Comment: By thegreenpages contributing editor Fraser Los A week after Canada’s election, media pundits are bemoaning the vacuous nature of … Continue reading The Green Shift Aftermath
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Green One Bags – Festively Eco Friendly
For Immediate Release September 8th. 2008 Shoulder your Eco Responsibility through the Holidays Everyone tries to be conscious of how … Continue reading Green One Bags – Festively Eco Friendly
Debates ongoing as mega-dam planned for Peace River Valley
Residents in northeastern British Columbia are gearing up for more debates regarding B.C. Hydro’s proposed dam project in the Peace … Continue reading Debates ongoing as mega-dam planned for Peace River Valley
Environmental Commissioner’s annual report pulls no punches
The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario (ECO), Gord Miller, has released his 2007/08 annual report, with several key findings suggesting the … Continue reading Environmental Commissioner’s annual report pulls no punches
Ontario’s ‘Environmental Report Card’ Released
The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario (ECO) released the 2007/08 annual report on October 21. The report offered some harsh criticisms … Continue reading Ontario’s ‘Environmental Report Card’ Released
Toronto to fine people who refuse to recycle
How do you get tough on people who refuse to recycle? If you live in Toronto, you slap them with … Continue reading Toronto to fine people who refuse to recycle
Manitoba Environmental Youth Network
The Manitoba Environmental Youth Network website is a space for environmental youth in Manitoba to connect with one another, share … Continue reading Manitoba Environmental Youth Network
Energizing Solar Hot Water in B.C
The SolarBC program will integrate five projects targeting individual households, government buildings, first nations groups, social housing, and schools; and … Continue reading Energizing Solar Hot Water in B.C
Nature is gaining ground: 7% (17,800 km2) of Québec’s territory will be protected, primarily in the north
JACQUES-CARTIER PARK, QC, Oct. 7 /CNW Telbec/ – Another milestone has been reached today in protecting Québec’s natural heritage. An … Continue reading Nature is gaining ground: 7% (17,800 km2) of Québec’s territory will be protected, primarily in the north
B.C. sockeye added to red list of threatened species
VANCOUVER – The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has placed Pacific sockeye salmon on its Red List … Continue reading B.C. sockeye added to red list of threatened species
Save UBC Farm
One of the last working farms in Vancouver, located on Musqueam traditional territory at the University of British Columbia, is … Continue reading Save UBC Farm
Green Conception Bay
Green Conception Bay is a new and growing network of local citizens and organizations coming together to build an environmental … Continue reading Green Conception Bay