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Suzuki upset by seismic testing
Dry cleaning chemicals under scrutiny
Forest values jump, landowners balk
OTTAWA – Woodlot owners in Ontario are facing higher property taxes this year, something conservationists say could imperil the preservation … Continue reading Forest values jump, landowners balk
Province pulls through for St. Vital forest
WINNIPEG – The province, city, the Save our Seine coalition and Grandin Park Ltd. announced an agreement Monday to protect … Continue reading Province pulls through for St. Vital forest
Curbside recycling comes to Yellowknife
YELLOWKNIFE – A private businessman is offering Yellowknifers curbside recycling for the first time. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=dec30ykniferecylc30122003 Continue reading Curbside recycling comes to Yellowknife
Bear family makes return visit to Iqaluit
IQALUIT – A mother polar bear and her two cubs who were escorted out of Iqaluit Monday came back for … Continue reading Bear family makes return visit to Iqaluit
Warning sirens dangerous: whale scientists
SAINT JOHN, N.B. Continue reading Warning sirens dangerous: whale scientists
Superior Court Dismisses Industry Challenge of Toronto Pesticide By-law
Today, the Superior Court dismissed Crop Life Canada Continue reading Superior Court Dismisses Industry Challenge of Toronto Pesticide By-law
$78.7 Million Offered to Protect, Preserve Burns Bog
VICTORIA, December 11, 2003 Continue reading $78.7 Million Offered to Protect, Preserve Burns Bog
Groups need more time to study dam documents
WINNIPEG – A Manitoba environmental group says it may need more time to complete a preliminary examination on the impact … Continue reading Groups need more time to study dam documents
Teck Cominco targeted by environmental watchdog
VANCOUVER – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is taking on Vancouver-based mining giant Teck Cominco over slag dumped into the … Continue reading Teck Cominco targeted by environmental watchdog