St. John's – The government has approved a Mount Pearl company's plan to handle radioactive waste from the offshore. http://stjohns.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=radioactive020306 Continue reading Company gets OK to store radioactive waste
St. John's – The Defence Department has cleared another hurdle in its move to have laser-guided practice bombs tested in … Continue reading Environment department okays plan to increase Labrador bombing range
St. John's – Fisheries and Oceans Canada has released a series of proposed changes to the Marine Mammal Regulations…the rules … Continue reading DFO proposes new rules for seal hunt
The Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association represents peat moss producers; educates consumers, writers, educators, retailers, environmentalists and gardeners about peat … Continue reading Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association
TORONTO – Canada wants to be involved in the development of the new U.S. program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, … Continue reading UPDATE – Canada wants US greenhouse gas goals to be vigorous
OTTAWA – Russia and the United States have agreed in principle that Washington will soon unfreeze $620 million in much-needed … Continue reading Russia says has ended chemical arms fight with US
Moncton, N.B. – 'The maximum fine in this case could be $1 million' The city of Moncton is in a … Continue reading Moncton charged with polluting Petitcodiac
Corner Brook – Water samples taken last fall show high levels of lead in more than 15 communities around Newfoundland. … Continue reading Lead showing up in drinking water
St. John's – The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has released more details of foreign overfishing on the Grand Banks. … Continue reading Canada details fishing violations
St. John's – Tourism minister Kevin Aylward says he's receptive to the idea of a polar bear management zone in … Continue reading Government considering new rules for polar bear country
Charlottetown, P.E.I. Continue reading Pesticide maker offers to continue bee research
Charlottetown, P.E.I. Continue reading Keep it green, opponents say
