VANCOUVER, British Columbia – As Canadian lumber industry representatives met this week with a U.S. envoy to try to work … Continue reading Green groups take aim at Canada – US lumber talks

The mountain pine beetle infestation in central British Columbia is now so big it almost equals all the trees logged … Continue reading BEETLE RAVAGING B.C. FORESTS

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Keswick Ridge, N.B. – A Canada Now Special Report New Brunswick's Disabled Hunting Program is coming under fire for being … Continue reading Abuse alleged in disabled hunter programme

Halifax, N.S. – Mayor Kelly says decision was based on legal advice The public won't be hearing presentations from the … Continue reading Public won’t hear harbour clean-up proposals

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MONTREAL, Nov. 14 /CNW/ – While delegates meet in Montreal at a vital Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) meeting to … Continue reading Greenpeace exposes scandal of African rainforest destruction – World delegates in Montreal urged to take action

YORKTON – Negotiators are working past their deadline in Qatar to try and save the World Trade Organization's talks. Their … Continue reading WTO farm trade negotiations go past the wire

Winnipeg – The ground is bare in southern Manitoba, which is unusual for mid-November, a time when the province is … Continue reading Warmer Manitoba avoids snow

Ottawa – Police now say they will close several downtown Ottawa streets to pedestrians and cyclists Continue reading G-20 security tightens up

Halifax, N.S. – Fishing helps some organisms, but harms most others: scientist A California scientist warns commercial fishing is killing … Continue reading Commercial fishing devastating seas: scientist

Sydney – 'When we're here, people are desperate to tell us about the personal grief they've suffered." The Sierra Club … Continue reading Sierra Club to study tar ponds