VANCOUVER – A 10-day logging protest six years ago is going to cost Greenpeace more than $6,000 after a court … Continue reading Greenpeace must pay loggers for 1997 protest

New York's attorney general, Elliot Spitzer, wants three coal-fired power plants in southern Ontario to cut down on their emissions … Continue reading N.Y. says Ontario’s coal power plants big polluters

Lobster fishermen will be throwing some of their catch back to sea this year. It's the result of a new … Continue reading DFO protects some female lobsters

FREDERICTON Continue reading Jardine crushes gravel pit plan

The department of environment is investigating a minor oil spill at the Cavendish Beach complex of P.E.I. National Park. Officials … Continue reading Oil spill in P.E.I. National Park

The government has shut down Irving's controversial plans for a gravel pit and wharf in Charlotte County. http://nb.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=nb_nopit20030501 Continue reading Jardine crushes gravel pit plan

Groups opposed to further development in Gatineau Park are calling for legal measures to permanently protect it, arguing that the … Continue reading Protect Gatineau Park for good, coalition urges

Environmental and community groups in the Mauricie are pressuring the new Liberal government to do away with nuclear power in … Continue reading Mauricie groups want nuclear power phased out

More than 60 people have signed an open letter to councillors asking why a bylaw that would ban exotic animal … Continue reading Activists demand ban on exotic animal acts

WINNIPEG – A Conservation group says Manitobans have no guarantee there won't be logging in its newest provincial park. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=mb_atikaki20030501 Continue reading New provincial park open for logging?

Concerned groups today officially launched the Coalition for the Survival of Gatineau Park. This new coalition is seeking permanent legal … Continue reading Gatineau park: is this the beginning of the end?