New Road Cuts National Park in Two
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) today filed an application in federal court for an injunction to prevent construction … Continue reading New Road Cuts National Park in Two
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New Road Cuts National Park in Two
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) today filed an application in federal court for an injunction to prevent construction … Continue reading New Road Cuts National Park in Two
Hunting ban blamed for rise in orphaned bear cubs
DRYDEN, ONT. – People are finding more orphaned bear cubs in northwestern Ontario and some say provincial regulations may be … Continue reading Hunting ban blamed for rise in orphaned bear cubs
Drought could reduce Western grain production: Wheat Board
EDMONTON – There are dire predictions from the Canadian Wheat Board in its annual weather report. The CWB says severe … Continue reading Drought could reduce Western grain production: Wheat Board
‘Control freak’ cottagers wreak havoc – Shoreline suburbias are destroying delicate marine ecosystems
When Rev. Sandy Beaton tended his lawn on the shore of Southern Ontario's Lake Scugog, he believed he was acting … Continue reading ‘Control freak’ cottagers wreak havoc – Shoreline suburbias are destroying delicate marine ecosystems
'Control freak' cottagers wreak havoc – Shoreline suburbias are destroying delicate marine ecosystems
When Rev. Sandy Beaton tended his lawn on the shore of Southern Ontario's Lake Scugog, he believed he was acting … Continue reading 'Control freak' cottagers wreak havoc – Shoreline suburbias are destroying delicate marine ecosystems
Climate Change Info Centre Opens in Alberta
The Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta and Albertans are working together to make it easier to find information … Continue reading Climate Change Info Centre Opens in Alberta
Environmentalists want Canada to get tough over Kyoto
OTTAWA – David Suzuki says Canada's leaders are more worried about the economy than the environment. He was among more … Continue reading Environmentalists want Canada to get tough over Kyoto
Quebec to impose limits on pork production
QUEBEC CITY – The Canadian province of Quebec, one of the world's largest producer of pork, said yesterday it would … Continue reading Quebec to impose limits on pork production
Indigenous nations gather to oppose Arctic drilling
The young people of the Gwich'in Nation, a group indigenous to Alaska and Canada, have called a meeting in Arctic … Continue reading Indigenous nations gather to oppose Arctic drilling
Mackenzie hydro project won’t go ahead without native support
YELLOWKNIFE – The Northwest Territories government is hoping to convince aboriginal groups to support a plan to build an ambitious … Continue reading Mackenzie hydro project won’t go ahead without native support
Group says Canada too slow on GMO labelling
TORONTO – The Council of Canadians is accusing Canada's food distributors of dragging their feet in developing a system for … Continue reading Group says Canada too slow on GMO labelling