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The Canadian Health Network (CHN) is a growing network, bringing together the best information resources of leading Canadian and international … Continue reading Canadian Health Network
The Canadian Health Network (CHN) is a growing network, bringing together the best information resources of leading Canadian and international … Continue reading Canadian Health Network
IISD promotes the transition toward a sustainable future. We seek to demonstrate how human ingenuity can be applied to improve … Continue reading International Institute for Sustainable Development
REGINA – Some people in Saskatchewan's agriculture industry fear new rules imposed on pesticide approval, which recently became law, will … Continue reading Industry warns new pesticide law could cost
WINNIPEG – Several Manitoba communities want to set up ethanol plants, but an agricultural economist is warning the province's farmers … Continue reading Manitoba not ready for more ethanol: economist
IQALUIT, Nunavut – The weather continued to make headlines in 2002, as northerners both enjoyed and worried about the mildest … Continue reading Weather concerns grow as Kyoto ratified
OTTAWA, January 2, 2003 – New regulations requiring that on-road vehicles and engines comply with the next generation of tougher … Continue reading Environment Minister Announces Tougher Emission Standards For The New Generation Of On-Road Vehicles And Engines
Citizens groups are decrying the January 17 decision of a senior National Capital Commission Management Committee to approve a new … Continue reading Citizens’ groups cry foul as NCC pushes approval of new road through Gatineau Park
Citizens groups are decrying the January 17 decision of a senior National Capital Commission Management Committee to approve a new … Continue reading Citizens' groups cry foul as NCC pushes approval of new road through Gatineau Park
When 1900 litres of diesel fuel spilled in Thompson, Manitoba last winter the consequences for the local river and water … Continue reading Manitoba Heavy Construction Association Environment Program
Vast fields of bright purple may be pleasing to the eye, but purple loosestrife is becoming the deadly scourge of … Continue reading The Deadly Purple
Thousands of geese gathered on the frozen harbour in Port L'Hebert, N.S, are struggling to stay alive. Fishermen, hunters and … Continue reading Bird lovers adopt hungry geese
Oil industrialist Arthur Irving says the Kyoto Accord to reduce greenhouse gas emmissions is good for Canada and won't hurt … Continue reading Irving Oil supports greenhouse treaty