OTTAWA (March 19, 2002) ? Some of Canada?s most beloved national parks are in serious trouble, according to a report … Continue reading CANADA?S MOST LOVED PARKS IN DANGER, REPORT SAYS

OTTAWA – Technology that will help pave the way for fuel-cell vehicles received support from the Government of Canada today. … Continue reading Government invests in fuel cell technology

BC Car-Free: Articles and information on backpacking and hiking, kayaking and canoeing, spelunking, cycle touring, tides and so on in … Continue reading BC Car-Free Outdoor Guidebook for British Columbia Canada

TORONTO – Stuart Energy Systems Corp. stock shot up as much as 16 percent yesterday after the company said it … Continue reading Stuart Energy stock jumps on a fuel-cell agreement

Fredericton, N.B. – There should be more provincial game wardens and harsher penalties for poachers. A group concerned about a … Continue reading Decrease in deer population concerns Fish and Game Protective Association

Burlington Continue reading Ministry of Transportation slows down environmental assessment of QEW alternate

Toronto Continue reading Ontario finishes last in post-secondary education support

Winnipeg – It's being called "a minor miracle." A bison calf born at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Zoo in freezing temperatures … Continue reading Zookeepers marvel at baby bison’s survival

Inuvik, N.W.T. – A Petro Canada seismic program was approved in the Husky Lakes area even though hunters are opposed … Continue reading Seismic work to go ahead, hunters not consulted

Cambridge Bay, Nunavut – Kitikmeot hunters could be harvesting polar bears in the M'Clintock Channel by July, but the Department … Continue reading Too few bears in M’Clintock Channel to re-open hunt

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Scientists confront undersea invader

TORONTO Continue reading Toronto’s air contains carcinogens