Reports on hunger mark World Food Day
Ottawa – New reports on hunger were released to mark World Food Day Wednesday and they paint a disturbing picture … Continue reading Reports on hunger mark World Food Day
Ottawa – New reports on hunger were released to mark World Food Day Wednesday and they paint a disturbing picture … Continue reading Reports on hunger mark World Food Day
OTTAWA – Environmentalists say a new road planned for Gatineau Park will endanger wildlife and damage the park's fragile ecosystem. … Continue reading Road dangerous to Gatineau wildlife: environmentalists
Iqaluit, Nunavut – Researchers are encouraged by the number of bowhead whales counted at Igaliqtuuq, or Isabella Bay, this year. … Continue reading Bowhead numbers increase in Arctic waters
EDMONTON – Alberta's Environment Minister is admitting the province may not win it's fight against Kyoto. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=we_10162002 Continue reading Taylor loses confidence in anti-Kyoto battle
CORNER BROOK, NFLD. – The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is investigating eight men it believes are overfishing cod in … Continue reading DFO targets cod bycatches
Draft copies of Nova Scotia's much-anticipated water strategy indicate the province is expected to introduce little new regulation, for either … Continue reading Draft water strategy falls flat: Liberals
SYDNEY, N.S. – 'We're not sure of what the plan means and whether it can be implemented in a way … Continue reading NS energy minister worries over Kyoto accord
MONCTON, N.B. – Railway officials say it will take the remainder of Tuesday to finish cleaning up the mess from … Continue reading Cleanup continues after train derailment
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – 'People are filling the bins faster than we can empty them' The Fundy Solid Waste Commission … Continue reading Waste commission considers different approach to recycling plastic
OTTAWA – A conservation group in Ottawa says a golf course could "suck the Jock River dry" if it gets … Continue reading Golf course could ‘suck Jock River dry’
OTTAWA – A conservation group in Ottawa says a golf course could "suck the Jock River dry" if it gets … Continue reading Golf course could 'suck Jock River dry'
TORONTO – The province introduces its new Safe Drinking Water Act this week and already critics are pointing out its … Continue reading Ontario introduces safe water act