VANCOUVER, Sept. 2 /CNW/ – The Honourable Stephen Owen, Minister of Western Economic Diversification Canada and Minister of State (Sport), … Continue reading Vancouver Aquarium Opens New Marine Mammal Rescue Centre

There's a place in east-central Saskatchewan called the "Mistatim Swamp" that's home to a variety of plants and wildlife including … Continue reading Saskatchewan protects more wildlife habitat

In its judgment, the Court of Appeal granted an appeal by Canadian Waste Services Inc. ("CWS") against a 2003 Divisional … Continue reading Court of Appeal Allows Richmond Landfill Expansion to Proceed through “Scoped” Environmental Assessment

GOLD RIVER, B.C. – The federal government will spend $10,000 over the next two months to keep Luna the killer … Continue reading $5,000 a month for Luna safety

NELSON, B.C. – B.C.-based Teck Cominco says it's not worried that the state of Washington is throwing its weight behind … Continue reading Pollution lawsuit growing against Teck Cominco

Stoney Creek was well represented among the 14 area non-profit organizations to receive Ontario Trillium Foundation grants this year. http://www.stoneycreeknews.com/NASApp/cs/ContentServer?pagename=brabant/Layout/Article&c=Article&cid=1091743817550&call_pageid=1071061598532&col=1073476868401 Continue reading Trillium Foundation aids three local groups

Ontario's environment ministry should be commended, not criticized, for giving final approval to King City's controversial "Big Pipe" sewer connection. … Continue reading Let Big Pipe go ahead

VANCOUVER – A group representing one of B.C.'s most lucrative fisheries is calling on the Department of Fisheries and Oceans … Continue reading Proposed fish farm creates controversy

PRINCE ALBERT – There's little concern so far about the discovery of contamination in a Prince Albert neighborhood. http://sask.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=sk_sludge20040630 Continue reading Officials test contaminated land in Prince Albert