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Federal government moving toward nomination for World Heritage Site status
The federal government has endorsed the nomination of a huge area of intact boreal forest straddling the Ontario-Manitoba border for … Continue reading Federal government moving toward nomination for World Heritage Site status
Environment investigating home oil spills
Fish farm report worries environmentalists
British Columbians living well, and longer: report
VANCOUVER – British Columbia gets high marks in a new detailed assessment of life in Cascadia Continue reading British Columbians living well, and longer: report
The Canadian Centre for Pollution Prevention Chooses the Oxegen Platform
DFO considers bridge research
Biologists hail results of wolf-control program
WHITEHORSE – After nearly two decades, Yukon wildlife managers are shutting down the Aishihik wolf-control program. Biologists have now removed … Continue reading Biologists hail results of wolf-control program
Banff historic sites crumbling, auditor general says
Banff – In a scathing report, Canada's auditor general says the country's parks are crumbling and Sheila Fraser pointed to … Continue reading Banff historic sites crumbling, auditor general says
Spruce Meadows a ‘national treasure,’ founder argues
Calgary – After waiting more than a day to make their argument for a wider buffer between Spruce Meadows and … Continue reading Spruce Meadows a ‘national treasure,’ founder argues
Rare baby bison ‘a success story’
WINNIPEG – A rare European bison calf has been born in Winnipeg. The newborn is at the Assiniboine Park Zoo. … Continue reading Rare baby bison ‘a success story’
Edmonton dolphin getting better
Edmonton – Howard the dolphin is gaining weight and looking better, but he's still not healthy enough to be moved … Continue reading Edmonton dolphin getting better