Companies in the United States show far more success in controlling emissions of hazardous pollutants than companies in Canada, the … Continue reading Canadian polluters worse than in U.S., report says
OTTAWA, April 16, 2003 ? The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment and the Honourable Herb Dhaliwal, Minister of … Continue reading Government of Canada Provides Funding For Communities’ Efforts To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions In the Transportation Sector
TORONTO – Bell Mobility has announced a national recycling program for its cellphones in time for Earth Day, celebrated every … Continue reading Recycle your cellphone: Bell
To Calgarians intent on saving city trees, it's motherhood, the beaver and the Canadian way of life — but not … Continue reading National symbol is just a pest in Calgary
VANCOUVER – New research has uncovered contamination in some of the most remote corners of B.C.'s south coast. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=bc_toxins20030407 Continue reading Toxins turn up in B.C.
Labrador – Wildlife officials are worried about the future of a tiny herd of endangered caribou following a slaughter in … Continue reading Protected caribou slaughtered
WASHINGTON – Shell Canada – plan to survey for gas reserves in southwest Alberta would threaten wildlife and could open … Continue reading Energy Exploration in Alberta – Castle Wilderness Would Threaten Wildlife
CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Charlottetown adopts pesticide policy
Calgary – Above-average snowfall in March has eased slightly the province's water woes, but levels are still lower than at … Continue reading Snowfall eases water worry
