OTTAWA – A coalition of farmers, citizens and grain industry groups will deliver a letter to Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien … Continue reading Group appeals to PM over GM wheat

Oak Hammock Marsh, Ducks Unlimited Canada National Headquarters, July 21, 2001 – On July 21, Ducks Unlimited (DU) and an … Continue reading Ducks Unlimited Increases Role in Global Wetland Conservation

FREDERICTON, July 26, 2001 Continue reading NEW BRUNSWICKERS TO GET EASY ACCESS TO CLIMATE CHANGE INFORMATION

ST. JOHN'S – Rescuers off the coast of Newfoundland have suspended their latest efforts to rescue a right whale with … Continue reading Efforts to rescue whale on indefinite hold

HALIFAX – A small group of protesters staged a demonstration in Nova Scotia Friday to demand the provincial government take … Continue reading Tar pond neighbours demand relocation

OTTAWA – A planned pipeline to bring huge volumes of Alaska natural gas to market in the United States — … Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: $20-billion pipeline to be biggest private project ever in N. America

WASHINGTON and OTTAWA – John Manley, Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, yesterday accused the United States of being on a … Continue reading Manley scolds Bush on bio-treaty

NAPANEE, ON, July 26 /CNW/ – Michael Hunt of Big Creek Road, Napanee has been charged with three counts under … Continue reading Farmer Charged With Polluting Local Watercourse, Obstructing Inspectors

TORONTO – Millions of Canadians are affected by smog levels that are so high that alerts and health warnings have … Continue reading ‘Bad air days’ hit Maritimes, Ontario

TORONTO – Millions of Canadians are affected by smog levels that are so high that alerts and health warnings have … Continue reading 'Bad air days' hit Maritimes, Ontario

VICTORIA, British Columbia – The British Columbia government opened its new legislative session yesterday with a pledge to fast-track a … Continue reading British Columbia vows quick review of offshore ban