The federal government is not going to hand over "an open-ended cheque book" to provincial demands for compensation for the … Continue reading No blank cheques for Kyoto: Ottawa

MONCTON, N.B. – A disease that can wipe out oyster populations has spread in Eastern Canada, federal fisheries scientists said … Continue reading Oyster disease spreads in Maritime provinces

This is a place where educators and learners from all sectors and all regions can gather to share information and … Continue reading Environmental Learning and Sustainability – Environment Canada

The federal government is preparing to start the Kyoto Protocol ratification process with a parliamentary debate on the matter in … Continue reading Ottawa to brush aside provinces’ Kyoto concerns

Last Updated: 8:48 PM ET Monday, Nov 18 UN says Iraqi co-operation with inspections will give it 'opportunity' to rejoin … Continue reading Martin favours Kyoto but calls for consensus

Environment Minister David Anderson came out swinging on Friday, lambasting the anti-Kyoto lobby as the work of fringe scientists and … Continue reading Anderson hammers anti-Kyoto lobby

Paul Martin, Alberta Premier Ralph Klein's hope to withdraw Canada from the Kyoto Protocol, said Monday that he fully supports … Continue reading Martin comes out for Kyoto

American and Canadian environmentalists say the pristine beauty of Waterton-Glacier International Park is in danger – unless governments on both … Continue reading STUDY SUGGESTS POLICY CHANGES AT WATERTON

Edmonton Mayor Bill Smith says he supports EPCOR's anti-Kyoto ad published in the Globe and Mail. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=gr_11142002 Continue reading SMITH BACKS EPCOR’S KYOTO CRITICISMS

Canadian Alliance Leader Steven Harper is applauding Premier Ralph Klein's decision to take his fight against Kyoto to New York … Continue reading HARPER BACKS KLEIN’S ANTI-KYOTO PITCH TO THE U.S.

TORONTO – Ontario's government said this week it would offer tax credits to firms investing in energy saving equipment and … Continue reading Ontario to give incentives for clean, green energy

Environmentalists are frustrated that the provincial government has permitted another forestry project in western Newfoundland without a full environmental assessment. … Continue reading GOVERNMENT’S LOGGING APPROVALS CALLED INTO QUESTION