Who is afraid of protecting Ontario
On behalf of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS), Sierra Legal Defence Fund made a formal submission today to … Continue reading Who is afraid of protecting Ontario
On behalf of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS), Sierra Legal Defence Fund made a formal submission today to … Continue reading Who is afraid of protecting Ontario
A group of scientists and engineers from Canada and the United States is gearing up for an event in which … Continue reading Kyoto has ‘fatal flaws,’ scientists say
Ottawa ? The Kyoto Protocol will likely cost Canada more than 60,000 jobs over eight years, according to economic projections … Continue reading Kyoto job losses projected
OTTAWA – The federal government says it plans to push ahead with ratification of the Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse … Continue reading Ottawa rejects Alberta’s request for Kyoto delay
Calgary… Alberta's environment is a little healthier thanks to the award-winning efforts of two Alberta-based companies. http://www.gov.ab.ca/acn/200307/14773.html Continue reading Alberta companies recognized for pollution prevention efforts
Ottawa – Officers with Ontario's Natural Resources have removed more than 30 raccoons from the Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre in the … Continue reading Wildlife centre loses animals
Inuvik, N.W.T. – Subsistence hunters have nothing to fear from new oceans management plans, say officials with the Department of … Continue reading Beluga hunt can continue in protected zones: DFO
Victoria ? A seven-year moratorium that restricted the expansion of fish farming in British Columbia was lifted Thursday with the … Continue reading B.C. opens gates to fish-farm expansion
Health officials say the West Nile virus has likely arrived in Manitoba. They have announced the discovery of a dead … Continue reading DEAD CROW HAD WEST NILE; PROVINCE’S FIRST CASE
Whitehorse, Yukon – Public health officials are saying no to development near a Yukon lake, warning it increases the risk … Continue reading Development threatens drinking water: chief doc
The lack of a buffer zone at two spots along the Wilmot River could be responsible for the first fish … Continue reading BUFFER ZONES AT CENTER OF FISH KILL INVESTIGATION
A federal report shows many Nova Scotia national parks and military facilities have contaminated soil or groundwater. http://novascotia.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ns_contaminated020713 Continue reading N.S. PARKS, MILITARY LANDS CONTAMINATED: REPORT