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Bear-quota hike may be a mistake, scientists warn
IQALUIT – Some polar-bear scientists say they're concerned about Nunavut's decision to boost the hunt in the territory. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bear-quota-01112005 Continue reading Bear-quota hike may be a mistake, scientists warn
Haddock rebounds off N.S. coast
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Sask. wolves losing genetic diversity: researcher
UBC plans green with innovative H2 Village
Wind prospectors arrive on P.E.I.
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Energy-saving Housing Program Launched in Ontario
TORONTO, Jan. 12 /CNW Telbec/ – New homes in Ontario will now be setting an example of energy efficiency. Today, … Continue reading Energy-saving Housing Program Launched in Ontario
Move wetlands for Wal-Mart, group says
Frigid temps may put pine beetle on ice
BANFF, Alta. – While most people are praying for an end to the current cold snap, officials at Banff National … Continue reading Frigid temps may put pine beetle on ice
High Arctic deposits: Gassed up, ready to go
IQALUIT – A national research group says it may be high time to develop High Arctic natural gas reserves. The … Continue reading High Arctic deposits: Gassed up, ready to go
Canada Supports “Conservation First” in Mackenzie Valley
The Government of Canada has made a $9 million commitment to support community-based protected areas planning in the Northwest Territories' … Continue reading Canada Supports “Conservation First” in Mackenzie Valley
Ontario Government Brings the Outdoors to the Classroom
TORONTO, Jan. 13 /CNW/ – The Ontario government is helping young people learn about the province's natural environment and discover … Continue reading Ontario Government Brings the Outdoors to the Classroom