Edmonton – A glass of water or a shower may soon cost more, as the province looks at ways to … Continue reading Taylor releases draft water strategy

ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. – There was even more bad news for the fishing industry in Newfoundland and Labrador. The council … Continue reading Report recommends virtual shutdown of northern cod fishery

Proposal aimed at conservation, but has industry worried http://www.canada.com/national/story.asp?id={757443EB-5393-4550-9EAB-DDDA73A2632F} Continue reading Alberta gov’t wants to charge for water

MONTR Continue reading Mont-Orford Park: Minister Legendre undermines the mission of Quebec parks by leaving the doors open for another Mont Tremblant

Along with international announcements demanding the protection of the Castle Wilderness, Wildcanada.net, the Castle-Crown Wilderness Coalition, and the Canadian Parks … Continue reading Albertans Lead International Call for Protection of Castle Wilderness

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The Canadian government gave a boost last week to efforts to allow offshore drilling on its … Continue reading Canada looks at allowing Pacific offshore drilling

The Fisheries Resource Conservation Council has released its report on the cod stocks in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and … Continue reading Another dismal report for Atlantic cod fishery

GRANVILLE, MAN. – After three weeks of no access to clean, running water, people in Granville Lake, Man., are walking … Continue reading Manitoba community complains of bad water

VANCOUVER – Sweeping new plans have been announced to change the way trees are cut and sold in British Columbia. … Continue reading B.C. unveils new forest practices

ST. JOHN'S – The Fisheries Resource Conservation Council has released its report on the cod stocks in the Gulf of … Continue reading Another dismal report for Atlantic cod fishery

Disease centre is advising people to wear white clothing, empty stagnant water http://www.canada.com/national/story.asp?id={10CAFC5B-42E8-4922-889D-59EDA1463CAC} Continue reading West Nile will hit West Coast this summer

Sweeping new plans have been announced to change the way trees are cut and sold in British Columbia. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/03/26/bcforests030326 Continue reading B.C. unveils new forest practices