The Natural Areas Atlas for the Capital Region provides environmental information to assist in land-use decision making for the Greater … Continue reading Natural Areas Atlas

CHARLOTTETOWN ? Fisheries and Oceans Canada is allowing fishermen to sell green crab, an invasive species that has been showing … Continue reading Green crab rules changing

VICTORIA – Weyerhaeuser is working around protesters who have been blocking a logging road in the Walbran Valley on southern … Continue reading Forest company avoids Island blockade

A New Brunswick company is hoping a new plastic will help clean up everything from oil spills to toxins in … Continue reading Local business creates wonder scrubber

P.E.I. has received a "C" in this year's national report card from the Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance. That's up a … Continue reading Province gains points in energy report

HALIFAX Continue reading Recyclers turn to province for fee hike

MONTREAL – Provincial authorities will begin spraying Monday to prevent West Nile virus. http://montreal.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=qc_larvicide20030428 Continue reading Larvicide spraying begins in West Island

YELLOWKNIFE – The public hearings for the Snap Lake diamond project begin Monday, with De Beers Canada making the case … Continue reading Snap Lake diamond hearings open

YELLOWKNIFE – The N.W.T.'s chief medical health officer says people in the small communities of Tsiigehtchic and Rae should not … Continue reading Caution follows CBC water reports

Near-record snowfalls across the province will be good news for drought-stricken farmers, Environment Canada says. http://edmonton.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ed_storm20030428 Continue reading Spring storm good for farmers

BOGOR, INDONESIA – Demand for a cheap variety of coffee in North America and Europe may be contributing to the … Continue reading Cheap grade coffee threatens endangered tigers: biologists