VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The population of killer whales in the waters between Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest continues … Continue reading What’s killing the killer whales off Canada’s coast?

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The population of killer whales in the waters between Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest continues … Continue reading What’s killing the killer whales off Canada’s coast?

When Torontonians turn on their lights after May, 2002, they could choose to draw their power from an abandoned landfill … Continue reading Landfill to provide new energy source

SYDNEY – Australian scientists say they've found a natural way to protect crops from viral attacks. The technique works like … Continue reading Plant vaccine could offer safe GM food

HARARE – When a total solar eclipse passes over southern Africa on June 21, it will offer animal lovers a … Continue reading Solar eclipse creates natural wildlife experiment

OTTAWA – Activist group Sierra Club of Canada gave the country's Liberal government poor grades on environmental issues on Tuesday, … Continue reading Sierra Club hits Canada’s stand on Bush energy plan

TORONTO – The city of Toronto has implemented a warning system for hot oppressive days. The organizers say it's the … Continue reading Toronto gets heat alert plan

Qu Continue reading Le Quibec adopte une loi sur les riserves naturelles en milieu privi, Communiqui de presse

The Calvert government is developing a plan to promote energy conservation, protect the environment and save consumers money. Premier Lorne … Continue reading Greenprint for Energy Conservation to be Developed

WHITEHORSE, YUKON (May 3, 2001) – Robert Nault, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND), today announced amended timber … Continue reading Amended Yukon Timber Regulations Come Into Effect

MONTREAL – A new report says Canada is importing alarming amounts of toxic waste every year. Heavy metals, solvents and … Continue reading Group calls Canada ‘dumping ground’ for toxic waste