Conservation programs haven't helped, so now the Department of Fisheries and Oceans is asking the public what to do with … Continue reading DFO SEEKING HELP FOR HARRY’S SALMON

The Lennox Island Eco-Tourism Program is receiving $250 thousand from the federal government to build a nature trail and adventure … Continue reading NEW FUNDING FOR LENNOX ISLAND PROJECTS

Farmers across Nova Scotia can expect a visit from agriculture officials over the next three years as part of a … Continue reading GOVERNMENT TRYING TO PROTECT WATER SUPPLY

Some people who live near Sir John A. Macdonald High School are worried about possible elevated radioactive lead levels in … Continue reading HALIFAX NEIGHBOURHOOD CONCERNED BY LEAD LEVELS IN DRINKING WATER

Doaktown, N.B. – 'Atlantic salmon budget has been cut in half' The federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans is getting … Continue reading DFO’s salmon conservation measures get low marks

The final report of the Walkerton Inquiry suggests Ontario consumers should foot more of the bill to ensure safe, clean … Continue reading CONSUMERS SHOULD PAY FOR SAFER WATER: WALKERTON REPORT

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Winnipeg – It's furry, fits in the palm of your hand, and needs a flight to Toronto as soon as … Continue reading Baby otter seeks trip to Toronto

Whitehorse, Yukon – Federal northern affairs minister Robert Nault is accepting and implementing the controversial Tough report on forestry. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ma24nault Continue reading Nault accepts Tough report on Yukon forestry

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – More than 150 people rallied outside the legislative assembly in Yellowknife this weekend. In an effort to … Continue reading Rally outside N.W.T. leg spells Kyoto support

CALGARY – Calgarians will notice cleaner pathways and riverbanks Monday thanks to more than 1,200 volunteers who spent a day … Continue reading Volunteers find couch and computer in annual cleanup of pathways and riverbanks