On December 26, 2004, the world was glued to their television sets as an earthquake in the Indian Ocean prompted … Continue reading Environmental engineer brings relief to tsunami-stricken area
Many Canadians buy bottled water because they consider it better than tap water, but an environmental group says the water-bottling … Continue reading Bottled-water safety rules are inadequate, Ottawa told
The Toronto Public Space Committee is a grassroots non-profit organisation run completely by volunteers. Founded in 2001, we have quickly … Continue reading The form of the city reflects who we are
Ontario cyclists can call on some motorized help to tackle tough hills now that the province has lifted a ban … Continue reading Electric bikes hit the road in Ontario
Nova Scotia has launched a scaled-back version of a popular home-energy rebate program that was axed by the federal government. … Continue reading Home energy audit program unveiled
Alberta is increasing the cash incentives for producers of ethanol, methane gas and electricity generated from waste, with an eye … Continue reading Alberta boosts cash for bioenergy producers
The City of Surrey and the Recycling Council of British Columbia (RCBC) have teamed up to bring you the official … Continue reading SurreyReuses.com
This website contains the catalogue of our collection database, including numerous topical research files. The collection reflects the multidisciplinary nature … Continue reading Resource Library for the Environment and the Law
Ontario’s environmental commissioner says changes to farming regulations are actually increasing the likelihood of another tragedy like the Walkerton water … Continue reading Report warns of another Walkerton
Ontarians recycled only 25 per cent of their trash last year Continue reading Ontarians trashing recycling targets
The Adams River sockeye have started their annual migration so early this year that half the run will be wiped … Continue reading Disaster looms for Adams River sockeye
