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Seafood boycott worries politicians
Hunt observer calls for seal quota cut
Charlottetown Continue reading Hunt observer calls for seal quota cut
Deformed fish found near old uranium site
Development Threatens Caribou Recovery
Corner Brook, April 7th: The findings of the Sierra Club of Canada Continue reading Development Threatens Caribou Recovery
Jennifer Jones Whistler Bear Society (JJWBS)
The Jennifer Jones Whistler Bear Society (JJWBS) is a non-profit registered charity formed in early 1995. The Society's mandate is … Continue reading Jennifer Jones Whistler Bear Society (JJWBS)
Lifecycles
Lifecycles is a non-profit, community-based organization dedicated to cultivating awareness of and initiating action around food, health and urban sustainability … Continue reading Lifecycles
Builders urged to offer energy-efficiency updates
Adding energy-efficiency upgrades may soon be as common as paying extra for ceramic flooring, whirlpool bathtubs and granite …(subscription required) … Continue reading Builders urged to offer energy-efficiency updates
A ray of hope for greener homes
In recent decades, conventional suburban developments have received intense criticism for their social isolation, visual uniformity…(subscription required) http://www.canada.com/vancouver/vancouversun/news/westcoasthomes/story.html?id=8be1a719-7c56-426d-8d6b-7aa3741c9651 Continue reading A ray of hope for greener homes
Mercury hot spots found in Quebec, N.S.
Gov’t takes U-turn on snowmobile trail
PRINCE ALBERT Continue reading Gov’t takes U-turn on snowmobile trail
Regulations in place to conserve the Great Sand Hills
The province has enacted regulations to conserve 36,585 hectares (366 square km) of land in the Great Sand Hills. http://www.se.gov.sk.ca/media/Saskatchewan%20Environmentnewsreleases/conserve_sh.htm Continue reading Regulations in place to conserve the Great Sand Hills