Halifax, N.S. – Seasons will be reduced by an average of five weeks. A dozen provincial parks in Nova Scotia … Continue reading Provincial parks being squeezed

St. John's – The provincial government will allow a golf course on part of Windmill Bight provincial park in spite … Continue reading Government ignored advice on golf course

Isle Madame, N.S. – Someone cut stairs, railings, and a 150-foot bridge with a power saw The Isle Madame Development … Continue reading Vandals beat up nature trail

Ottawa – Garbage dumps may be the city's next source of energy. The city is supporting an experiment to harness … Continue reading Methane gas project generates interest

QUEBEC CITY – A Canadian minister dismissed a newspaper report last week that the federal government was mulling a gasoline … Continue reading Canada still mulling options to help fund Kyoto

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Residents of Lethbridge County have been told to not drink the water from their taps after it turned blue. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/EmailStory?filename=blue020428&region=Calgary Continue reading Blue water being investigated

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – The U.S. Senate may have passed an energy bill that rejects a proposal to drill for oil … Continue reading Trouble brews around N.W.T. pipeline proposal

Nanaimo, BC – Nearly 30 slaughtered sea lions and harbour seals recently washed ashore on southern Vancouver Island beaches. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=bc_seals020426 Continue reading Foul play suspected in sea lion deaths