REGINA – Officials have found Saskatchewan's first case of West Nile disease for the year. A dead crow found in … Continue reading West Nile found in Saskatchewan

SYDNEY, N.S. Continue reading Native group demands tar ponds compensation

VANCOUVER – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is making Canadian publishing history financially and environmentally. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bc_harry20030617 Continue reading Harry Potter goes green

WINNIPEG – Plans to expand Manitoba's hydroelectric industry could be disrupted by global warming, according to a provincial conservation scientist. … Continue reading Province faces water shortages: scientist

About one-third of organic farmers in the province have dropped their certification, saying it is too complicated to be worthwhile. … Continue reading Organic farmers shunning accreditation

OTTAWA – Farmers in eastern Ontario who went deer hunting Saturday say the illegal cull was a success because they … Continue reading Illegal deer hunt called a success

NANAIMO, B.C. – The debate over the future of Hydro's power plans for Vancouver Island continues at a two-week hearing … Continue reading Island power plant hearings begin

VANCOUVER – For the first time in Canada, a plant disease which killed thousands of trees in California has been … Continue reading Plant fungus from U.S. threatens B.C.

MONCTON Continue reading Composter may reduce Metz pig stench

CATON'S ISLAND Continue reading Bacteria ruled out in St. John River fish kill

OTTAWA — Calling all clunkers. In an effort to get old-model, pollution-belching junkers off the road, environmental scrappers are offering … Continue reading Programs target auto pollution

SAINT JOHN, N.B. — Irving Oil Ltd. has renewed its efforts to gain provincial approval for a $500-million liquefied natural … Continue reading Irving renews quest for gas plant approval