Petitcodiac ‘studied to death’: Riverkeepers
Environmentalists are threatening to pull out of a series of public meetings about the problems in the Petitcodiac River, if … Continue reading Petitcodiac ‘studied to death’: Riverkeepers
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Village boils, fumes as water system delayed
GARSON, Man. – Some people in Garson are upset that a new environmental organization wants to hold up plans for … Continue reading Village boils, fumes as water system delayed
Yukon turns to Manitoba as environmental model
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon is looking to Manitoba as a possible model for making peace between environmental groups and industry. … Continue reading Yukon turns to Manitoba as environmental model
Legal challenge delays mine assessment
YELLOWKNIFE – Environmental groups say a recent legal decision jeopardizes an environmental assessment of a mine near Nahanni National Park. … Continue reading Legal challenge delays mine assessment
Residents trash Irving dump plans
Woodlands giant J.D. Irving's plan to turn a coal drag line near Chipman into a pulp mill dump site is … Continue reading Residents trash Irving dump plans
Fish farms to lose secrecy under new rules
New rules governing fish farming in the Yukon are designed to end a passionate debate in the territory- between the … Continue reading Fish farms to lose secrecy under new rules
Province urges Manitobans to help control climate change
The provincial government wants ordinary Manitobans to help meet the obligations of the Kyoto protocol, so it has published a … Continue reading Province urges Manitobans to help control climate change
Vic allowed to dump raw sewage in sea
Greater Victoria's practice of pumping 100 million litres of raw, screened sewage a day into the ocean is OK with … Continue reading Vic allowed to dump raw sewage in sea
BC Parks Still $50 Million Short
Despite the final recommendations of the Recreation Stewardship Panel released by Minister Joyce Murray today, British Columbia Continue reading BC Parks Still $50 Million Short
CPAWS Calls Suspension of Yukon Protected Area Strategy “Huge Embarrassment”
After only three months in power, the Yukon Party government has broken an election promise to complete a network of … Continue reading CPAWS Calls Suspension of Yukon Protected Area Strategy “Huge Embarrassment”
Temperatures kill agricultural enemies
The recent frigid temperatures are doing some good on P.E.I., though you may not notice until this summer. The province's … Continue reading Temperatures kill agricultural enemies
Halifax protesters shout down housing proposal
People who live near Williams Lake in Halifax took to the streets Monday to show their disapproval of a proposed … Continue reading Halifax protesters shout down housing proposal