The Supreme Court of Canada today released a decision that allows an Ontario farm family to proceed to trial with … Continue reading SUPREME COURT OF CANADA GIVES GREEN LIGHT

(Toronto, October 01, 2001) – Continue reading Province must Recognize Limits to Growth, says Environmental Commissioner

SASKATOON – City crews in Saskatoon spent Thursday checking into some suspicious tap water, but it appears there was never … Continue reading Water okay, Saskatoon officials declare

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – The city of Yellowknife is taking steps to clean up some of the mess it's pouring into … Continue reading Yellowknife pledges water clean-up

Winnipeg – Pembina Valley Provincial Park officially opened in southern Manitoba on Friday. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=mb_pembina051001 Continue reading New provincial park opens

Ottawa – Ottawa's health, recreation and social services committee has unanimously endorsed the proposal for a bylaw restricting pesticide use … Continue reading City moves to restrict lawn pesticides

Brudenell, P.E.I. Continue reading Fishermen get go-ahead to target ‘nuisance’ crabs

Avondale, P.E.I. Continue reading Drought cuts potato harvest in half

OTTAWA – Some progress has made been towards ending a dispute over softwood lumber exports, International Trade Minister Pierre Pettigrew … Continue reading Canada, U.S. closer to softwood deal: Pettigrew

Canadian Environmental Jobs! This list is constantly updated with positions in government, industry, and environmental product and service companies, among … Continue reading CanadianEnvironmental.com – Enviro Jobs

REGINA – Saskatchewan is being hit by an outbreak of Dutch elm disease, according to a survey released this week. … Continue reading Dutch elm disease spreads in Saskatchewan

MONTREAL – Intense heat is gripping much of the country. Many farmers are praying for rain while firefighters are working … Continue reading Hot, dry summer hurting crops and forests