N.W.T. lauded for caribou protection strategies
The Northwest Territories is on the right track when it comes to protecting the woodland caribou, a new report from … Continue reading N.W.T. lauded for caribou protection strategies
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Province signs $6M agreement with sustainable development group
The Manitoba government has increased its support for a Winnipeg think tank on sustainable development. Provincial officials signed an agreement … Continue reading Province signs $6M agreement with sustainable development group
Hydro projects empower premiers
For Danny Williams, it is a question of Newfoundlanders becoming “masters of our own destiny.” Quebec’s Jean Charest promises “a … Continue reading Hydro projects empower premiers
Northwest Wildlife Preservation Society – June Volunteer Events
June is seeming like it is going to be a quiet month for us as school is wrapping up for the year. We are hoping to host a few stewardship activities over the summer and in September. I will keep you all posted as things come up…..(read more)
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Lost pelican spotted off East Coast
A pelican, a bird so unusual in the region that conservation officers thought the report was a prank call, has … Continue reading Lost pelican spotted off East Coast
N.L. to work towards Kyoto targets: official
ST. JOHN’S — The Newfoundland and Labrador government plans to play its part in reducing greenhouse gases, even if Ottawa … Continue reading N.L. to work towards Kyoto targets: official
Miramar Mining, Four Related Companies Charged with Offences Related to Fuel Spill
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‘Natural disaster in slow motion’
An unusual blip showed up on provincial radar systems a few years ago, he said. It was a cloud of … Continue reading ‘Natural disaster in slow motion’
Greens nix union with left-wing Quebec party
BEAUMONT, QUE. — Members of the Green Party of Quebec have voted “massively” against merging with the left-wing Qu Continue reading Greens nix union with left-wing Quebec party
Northern Ontario First Nation launches precedent setting lawsuit
Sask. studies on energy mega-projects under review
Questions are being asked about the future of a Saskatchewan feasibility study on a $1-billion “near-zero-emission” coal-fired electricity plant. Ottawa … Continue reading Sask. studies on energy mega-projects under review
Harper has range of Kyoto options
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s skepticism about the United Nations-sponsored Kyoto process is discouraging for those who see global warming as … Continue reading Harper has range of Kyoto options