TORONTO – Ontario's largest electricity producer has backed down from advertisements claiming it has reduced air emissions by 60 per … Continue reading Ont. electricity company backs down on ad claims

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans says there is growing abuse of the native food fishery. Lobster caught under the … Continue reading DFO concerned about food fishery

HALIFAX Some of Nova Scotia's biggest companies are exempt from tough new rules that cap greenhouse gas emissions. http://novascotia.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ns_kyotomichl20030107 Continue reading Environmentalists warn of Kyoto exemption ‘domino effect’

REGINA – A document that outlines recommended conditions for the introduction of genetically modified wheat. Some groups believe these conditions … Continue reading GM wheat gets some marketing guidelines

INUVIK, N.W.T. – The head of the local SPCA in Inuvik was overwhelmed with news the town will spend $200,000 … Continue reading New pound great news, says Inuvik SPCA

OTTAWA, January 7, 2003 – The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, today announced the commitment of $1.9 million … Continue reading Environment Minister David Anderson Announces $1.9 Million for Community Environmental Projects

DETROIT – Automakers say they will offer a range of energy-efficient hybrid vehicles, including sport utility vehicles (SUVs), by the … Continue reading More eco-friendly cars in near future

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SUMMERSIDE Continue reading Gas pollution investigation continues

REGINA – Some environmentalists are saying new pesticide laws don't go far enough. http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=pesticide030105 Continue reading Environmentalists say pesticide laws not tough enough

WINNIPEG – A new Winnipeg Transit program meant to encourage commuters to take the bus to work is being called … Continue reading EcoPasses successful: transit ridership up