The city plans to be more aggressive this summer in its battle with mosquitoes, expanding its larvaciding program to more … Continue reading City intensifies mosquito plans

Ottawa's health committee says a registry should be set up for people who want to be notified about any spraying … Continue reading West Nile plan penned for Ottawa

Niagara Falls, Ont. Continue reading More nuclear power possible for Ontario: Eves

Dialysis equipment from the Foothills Hospital, where toxic mold was found on the ward, is being moved to another facility, … Continue reading Don’t move equipment from moldy unit: consultant

CALGARY – An old environmental battle is heating up again in southwestern Alberta, where a Calgary oil and gas company … Continue reading Alta. ranchers warn against oil exploration plan

Berlin/New York – The agrochemical giant Monsanto has received the lowest possible environmental and strategic management rating of a triple-C … Continue reading Monsanto investors face catastrophic risk

Ottawa ? The federal government's move to update Canada's century-old animal-cruelty law has hit another snag with proposed Senate changes, … Continue reading Definition of ‘animal’ may hold up cruelty law

MONTREAL – Industrial pollution in the United States and Canada dropped 4 percent from 1998 to 2000, but a 32 … Continue reading Pollution from small industry up in Canada, US

Halifax ? A high-technology campaign by several federal government departments to crack down on oil-polluting ships off the East Coast … Continue reading Ocean oil pollution case dropped

VANCOUVER, April 17, 2003 ? The Government of Canada has put in place new regulations to reduce the pollution released … Continue reading New Federal Regulations Will Reduce Pollution Released From Dry-Cleaning Facilities

FORT PROVIDENCE, NWT – The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) congratulates the Deh Cho First Nations and Canadian government … Continue reading Signed Agreement on Land Withdrawal Around Nahanni National Park Reserve “A Major Step Forward,” Says CPAWS

Sheila Copps, Minister of Canadian Heritage, accepted the World Parks Leadership Award on behalf of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien on … Continue reading CPAWS Congratulates Prime Minister on World Parks Leadership Award