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IQALUIT, Nunavut – Fishing at the Sylvia Grinnell River in Iqaluit will continue to be restricted this summer. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=june20sylvia-fishing06202003 Continue reading Fishing limits in place for Iqaluit river

OTTAWA (CP) – The federal government will allocate $50 million for the ethanol industry as part of Canada's effort to … Continue reading Government to provide $50 million to boost ethanol industry

ACME, ALTA. – Prairie farmers are facing a grasshopper infestation the likes of which might never have been seen in … Continue reading Worst grasshopper infestation ever on tap for Prairies

WALKERTON, ONT. – The Ontario government will invest $50 million and help build what Premier Ernie Eves called a "reservoir … Continue reading Ontario to build ‘water excellence centre’ in Walkerton

VANCOUVER – B.C. aboriginal groups are calling on the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to appeal a controversial court decision … Continue reading DFO should challenge ruling, First Nations say

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Tadpoles on the loose

SAINT JOHN Continue reading Biologist suspects fish suffocated

WALKERTON, ONT. – The provincial government will invest $50 million and help build a "reservoir of knowledge and expertise" of … Continue reading Walkerton gets ‘water excellence centre’

WALKERTON, ONT. – The provincial government will invest $50 million and help build a "reservoir of knowledge and expertise" of … Continue reading Walkerton gets 'water excellence centre'

LYNN LAKE, MAN. – Some Lynn Lake residents are hoping an old marijuana grow operation will help remote Manitoba communities … Continue reading Pot equipment recycled to grow veggies

WINNIPEG – More than 150 birds have been tested for West Nile virus in Manitoba, but only one has been … Continue reading West Nile count holds steady at 1 bird