FT. SMITH, N.W.T. – Whooping cranes are returning in record numbers to Wood Buffalo National Park. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=may22whooping-smith05222003 Continue reading Whooping cranes come flocking back
WHITEHORSE – The Brewery Creek Mine near Dawson City is changing hands. But the deal doesn't include the transfer of … Continue reading Mine clean-up on track despite site sale
Calgary – Clean up of contaminated soil in Lynnview Ridge isn't likely to happen any time soon, a lawyer for … Continue reading Lynnview Ridge clean up still stalled
REGINA – Cattle ranchers are hoping that tracking the movement of diseased animals will became easier now that registration in … Continue reading Tagging will help track cattle disease
OTTAWA – A dead crow found in Ottawa had West Nile virus, health officials in the capital region said on … Continue reading Ottawa crow had West Nile
TORONTO – Toronto city council has approved a controversial bylaw that restricts the use of pesticides for cosmetic purposes on … Continue reading Toronto bans lawn chemicals
Ottawa ? Sierra Club of Canada (SCC) Executive Director Elizabeth May today issued an update on the legal case and … Continue reading Sierra club responds to Bounty Bay screening report
Edmonton – The age of the cow that contracted mad cow disease will hamper efforts to find out how and … Continue reading Infected cow outside tracking system
VANCOUVER – The Vancouver Coastal Health Authority will start to set up mosquito traps in parks and golf courses this … Continue reading Mosquito trapping starts in Lower Mainland
MONTREAL – The metal shredding company SNF Hamelin et Metaux says an article in Tuesday's La Presse newspaper is all … Continue reading Lachenaie dump denies report of toxic waste
