OTTAWA, April 6, 2001 ? Environment Canada scientists predict that the average ozone coverage over southern Canada this spring and … Continue reading Scientists Predict Slightly Higher than Average Ultraviolet-B Values for Spring and Summer 2001
LANG, SASK. – Every spring millions of snow geese wing their way back north. But this year there's something different … Continue reading Spring snow goose hunt a first on Prairies
REGINA – More animals have been ordered destroyed as a precaution on a farm where an outbreak of chronic wasting … Continue reading Sask. farm hit by second wasting disease slaughter
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – The federal government says a historic agreement has been reached that will forever change the way … Continue reading Canada praises deal to release trade draft
HALIFAX, 8:16 a.m. AST March 8, 2001 –A provincial court ruling on the historic logging rights of natives is being … Continue reading N.S. Judge Set To Rule On Native Logging Rights
HALIFAX, 10:45 a.m. AST March 8, 2001 –Nova Scotia's attempts to balance its budget by 2003 may be further stymied, … Continue reading Tar Ponds Clean Up Could Make Mess Of N.S. Budget
QUEBEC CITY – The federal government has rejected the latest plea for help from Canada's farmers, saying it has no … Continue reading Ottawa says it’s given farmers ‘maximum’ aid
WASHINGTON – The American softwood lumber industry issued an ultimatum to Canada on Wednesday ? agree to new quotas and … Continue reading U.S. fires shot at Canada in lumber trade war
WINNIPEG – Tens of thousands of wild white-tailed deer are slowly starving to death on the Canadian Prairies after a … Continue reading Prairie deer dying from brutally cold Canadian winter
VANCOUVER – The federal and B.C. governments must heed today's Auditor General's Report to Parliament that calls for a full … Continue reading Auditor General identifies serious problems with salmon farming in B.C.
VANCOUVER – A new report offers relief for British Columbians caught in the grip of an energy crisis by setting … Continue reading BC energy crisis: Report outlines solutions that help save money and the environment
ST. JOHN'S – Nasty weather is still plaguing Newfoundland, one day after a fierce storm barrelled through Atlantic Canada. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/02/07/atlantic_storm010207 Continue reading Winter continues to pummel Newfoundland
