SASKATOON – Economists at the University of Saskatchewan say now is not the time to license genetically modified (GM) wheat. … Continue reading Don’t rush to license new wheat, experts say

REGINA – Just who wins when economic concerns clash with environmental ones? That's the question some environmentalists are asking, following … Continue reading Merging of departments worries greenhouse-gas watchers

North Battleford water report to be released Friday REGINA – The Saskatchewan government will release the report of the North … Continue reading North Battleford water report to be released Friday

A U.S. animal rights group is calling on B.C. consumers to boycott Safeway stores, because of mistreatment of farm animals … Continue reading Animal rights activists target Safeway

Sydney, N.S. – A report on whether to allow seismic testing will be released Tuesday morning The future of oil … Continue reading CB fishery, oil companies await offshore report

Hal;ifax, N.S. – 'They are not out of the woods yet.' Continue reading Right whales cause excitement

WINDSOR Continue reading Windsor is losing money by not recycling

TORONTO Continue reading OPSEU strike puts Algonquin wolves at risk: Earthroots

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – When northern mines ministers get together in Yellowknife later this week, most environmental groups won't be there … Continue reading ‘Open’ mine meeting closed to public, interest

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – The numbers of black ducks south of Inuvik and north of Great Bear Lake are decreasing faster … Continue reading Northern black ducks in trouble, says scientist

Fort Smith, N.W.T. – The special advisor to the territorial Energy Sectretariat says it's the right time to develop energy … Continue reading Alternative energy plans get noticed in N.W.T.

HALIFAX – Declaring that "climate change is not a spectator sport," Federal Environment Minister David Anderson urged Canada's farmers on … Continue reading Environment minister gives farmers Kyoto pep talk