VANCOUVER – Great blue herons are one of British Columbia's most vulnerable species but one colony is thriving in Vancouver. … Continue reading Great Blue Heron stages Stanley Park comeback

VICTORIA – The provincial government is about to increase the amount of pine beetle-infested timber available for harvest in central … Continue reading Stepped-up logging planned in pine beetle area

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. – B.C. Hydro is resurrecting controversial plans for the huge Site C dam on the Peace River … Continue reading Site C dam plan back on the table

A fundamental guiding principle of the Earthvalues Institute (EVI) is the premise of Nature as our teacher and guide. EVI … Continue reading Earthvalues Institute

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Alberta Environment, in an attempt to reduce the number of computers, stereos and televisions ending up in landfills, is developing … Continue reading Buyers’ fee to fuel electronics recycling

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. – Canada's National Energy Board has rejected the controversial Sumas Energy 2 power project in Washington State ruling … Continue reading NEB says no to Sumas Energy 2

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Environment Minister Leona Dombrowsky is sending her SWAT team to Chemical Valley. In the wake of a spill from an … Continue reading Ontario sends in chemical SWAT team

The ability to fuel your car along the hydrogen highway may be closer than you think. A team of University … Continue reading UVic students develop winning hydrogen fuelling station design

Mr. Mobius is reporting to us live from Ecoville Manitoba- the province's premier source for waste reduction information. Use the … Continue reading Ecoville Manitoba