Students protest cuts to recycling program
OTTAWA – More than 50 high-school students banged on plastic containers over the noon hour Monday. They were protesting against … Continue reading Students protest cuts to recycling program
OTTAWA – More than 50 high-school students banged on plastic containers over the noon hour Monday. They were protesting against … Continue reading Students protest cuts to recycling program
The city says it doesn't have the money to continue collecting recyclables. But the coordinator of the Iqaluit Recycling Society … Continue reading Uncertain future for recycling in Iqaluit
IQALUIT – The chair of the Nunavut Wildlife Management Board says he's more hopeful about beluga and narwhal conservation. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=nun-belugagreenland01062004 Continue reading New rules boost hopes for beluga, narwhal
TORONTO (CP) — If the Ontario government wants to shut down its coal plants by 2007, it must permanently sideline … Continue reading Focus on renewables, natural gas — not nuclear: energy report
Earthroots congratulates Minister of Natural Resources, David Ramsay who announced his official decision to permanently ban hunting and trapping wolves … Continue reading Earthroots applauds official hunting ban to protect Algonquin wolves
Winnipeg, Manitoba, March 19, 2004 — The Honourable Gary Doer, Premier of Manitoba, along with the Honourable David Anderson, Minister … Continue reading Canada And Manitoba Launch Public Consultations For The Creation Of A National Park In Manitoba
This site provides a wealth of information about energy efficiency from Quebec. The information offered is mainly in French, but … Continue reading Agence de l’efficacit
Sarnia, Ont. — About 150,000 litres of highly volatile chemical solvents leaked from an Imperial Oil plant into the St. … Continue reading Major solvent spill taints St. Clair River