The Fredericton Solid Waste Commission says the smell from the city landfill will be gone by the fall, but that’s … Continue reading People near Fredericton dump must hold noses until fall, city says
In light of the tornadoes that have devastated parts of Manitoba, the provincial transportation minister wants Ottawa to help fund … Continue reading Manitoba seeks better weather warning system
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce says there’s a renewed interest in the use of nuclear energy in the province. Continue reading Saskatchewan warming to nuclear energy: chamber
Transport Canada is stepping up efforts to find ships that dump pollution into Arctic waters. Continue reading Feds to patrol Arctic waters for polluters
The Yukon bison population is booming, a government survey shows. The Yukon government set a target population limit at 500 animals, but last week 641 examples of North America’s largest land mammal were counted. Continue reading Yukon bison population over target, survey shows
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Fertile minds are hatching more than groundbreaking research at SFU Burnaby. SFU Continue reading Community gardens and research flourish
A green hotel is one that considers environmental aspects in all areas of operations, including building management, guest services, and … Continue reading Your green home away from home!
Furious environmental groups threaten resumption of B.C’s ‘war of the woods’ Continue reading Clayoquot opened to logging
The rate of oilsands development in Alberta needs to be slowed to protect forests and wildlife, environmental watchdogs said Tuesday. Continue reading Alberta oilsands rush threatening environment: report
