SPUZZUM, B.C. – Residents of the small Fraser canyon community of Spuzzum say they're afraid the practice of dumping wildlife … Continue reading Villagers worry about relocated wildlife

VICTORIA – The B.C. government is seeking legal advice on how to develop offshore oil and gas Continue reading Offshore oil and gas fears stirred

VICTORIA – A Vancouver Island whale conservationist says federal fisheries officials want his group to watch over Luna the orphaned … Continue reading West coast whale funding cut

EDMONTON – For decades, Canada's tufted puffins have failed to reproduce chicks. Now scientists think warmer ocean temperatures may be … Continue reading Warmer ocean, fewer tufted puffins off B.C.

SYDNEY, N.S. — A lawyer representing more than 200 Sydney, N.S., residents will give notice of intended action this week … Continue reading Sydney residents to launch massive lawsuit over tar ponds

Trees growing in the countryside suffer more from air pollution than trees growing in the heart of major cities like … Continue reading Rural trees suffer more from ozone, study finds

CAMPOBELLO ISLAND Continue reading Right whale rescued off Campobello

Charlottetown Continue reading Wanted: development ideas for old farm

MONTREAL – Public health officials in Quebec City are warning people not to touch the water in Lac St-Augustin. http://montreal.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=qc_contamlake20030710 Continue reading Lake water contaminated

WINNIPEG – Signs have gone up around the University of Manitoba campus asking drivers not to leave their cars running. … Continue reading U of M institutes ‘idle-free zones’ for cars

VANCOUVER – Springer, the once-lonely killer whale rescued from Puget Sound last summer, has been spotted in a pod of … Continue reading ‘Fat and sassy’ Springer doing well

Vancouver ? Don't bury the Kyoto accord just yet, Paul Martin cautioned Friday as he clarified his position on the … Continue reading Kyoto not dead, Martin says