Moncton, N.B. – 'We have close to a 50-day supply of water left' Officials in the Moncton area are worried … Continue reading Rain may not be enough to end water shortage

Protecting private land in Nova Scotia may soon become easier, with a bill that would streamline the granting of conservation … Continue reading HOUSE INTRODUCES LAND-CONSERVATION BILL

ST. JOHN'S – People in St. John's will have to boil their water until further notice after test results Monday … Continue reading Boil water order continues in St. John’s

TORONTO – Canadians from Prince Edward Island to Alberta are sweating through a massive heat wave. The city of Toronto … Continue reading Canadians swelter from Alberta to Atlantic

HALIFAX – Farmers in Nova Scotia are worried that a heat wave is wiping out this year's crop of blueberries, … Continue reading Heat wave shrivels N.S. blueberries

UCLUELET, BC, June 28 /CNW/ – The Canadian Hake On-shore Coalition today called on the federal Minister of Fisheries and … Continue reading Hake Coalition Calls on Minister to Protect B.C. Jobs & Environment, Not Foreign Fish Factories

In the midst of another summer of smog alerts throughout the province, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has dishonoured its commitment … Continue reading Ontario Power’s Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”

In the midst of another summer of smog alerts throughout the province, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has dishonoured its commitment … Continue reading Ontario Power's Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”

The Canadian Association of Journalists has awarded the Ontario Ministry of the Environment its inaugural Code of Silence Award, recognizing … Continue reading Ontario Ministry of Environment Most Secretive Government Agency in Canada

Greenpeace today applauded the Squamish Nation for its efforts to develop a land-use plan for the Nation's territories that is … Continue reading Greenpeace Applauds Squamish Nation for Land Use Plan