PROVINCIAL CRITICISM FOR TORONTO’S PLAN TO SHIP GARBAGE SOUTH
The province wants the city of Toronto to rethink its plan to ship its garbage to the United States. The … Continue reading PROVINCIAL CRITICISM FOR TORONTO’S PLAN TO SHIP GARBAGE SOUTH
POOR AIR QUALITY IN SCHOOL CAUSES CLASS CANCELLATIONS
Classes have been cancelled until Monday for some junior high students in Windsor due to poor air quality at Windsor … Continue reading POOR AIR QUALITY IN SCHOOL CAUSES CLASS CANCELLATIONS
TOXIC TEST RESULTS READY TO BE DELIVERED
The agency responsible for the Sydney tar ponds cleanup says it has no plans to call in security guards or … Continue reading TOXIC TEST RESULTS READY TO BE DELIVERED
DONHAM QUITS JOURNALISM FOR TAR PONDS P.R.
The new spokesperson for the Sydney Tar Ponds Agency is former journalist Parker Barss Donham. http://novascotia.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=ns_parker011130 Continue reading DONHAM QUITS JOURNALISM FOR TAR PONDS P.R.
CHARLOTTETOWN TO DRILL NEW WELLS
Charlottetown's water utility is re-drilling all nine of the city's wells to protect against contamination. It follows a boil order … Continue reading CHARLOTTETOWN TO DRILL NEW WELLS
Ontario to protect 90% of Oak Ridges Moraine
A sweeping solution will be announced today that puts all but a small fraction of environmentally threatened land north of … Continue reading Ontario to protect 90% of Oak Ridges Moraine
Bobby Kennedy Jr. speaks out against Belize hydro project
St. John's – Robert Kennedy Jr. has joined the battle against Fortis Incorporated's plan for a hydro-electric development in Belize, … Continue reading Bobby Kennedy Jr. speaks out against Belize hydro project
Greenpeace chides Canada, grocers on food labeling
TORONTO – Greenpeace Canada lambasted the country's largest grocery chain and Health Minister Allan Rock on Monday for failing to … Continue reading Greenpeace chides Canada, grocers on food labeling
Apartment recycling program begins
Winnipeg – The blue boxes are filling up as condominium and apartment dwellers prepare to go green Continue reading Apartment recycling program begins
Manure digesters eliminate fume feuds
Ottawa – Farmers are turning to advances in technology to eliminate the stench from manure. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=manure011031 Continue reading Manure digesters eliminate fume feuds
Walleye fishery on tenterhooks
Kingston, Ont. – Questions are being raised about native fishing rights in the wake of a decision that could see … Continue reading Walleye fishery on tenterhooks
Activists demand more housing
Montreal – Some housing activists held demonstrations Wednesday in front of cabinet ministers' offices in and around Montreal. http://montreal.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=house011031 Continue reading Activists demand more housing