Ontario Government Keeps Greenbelt Promise
TORONTO, Feb. 28 /CNW/ – The final Greenbelt plan released today by the McGuinty government is a significant victory for … Continue reading Ontario Government Keeps Greenbelt Promise
Grey owls, bird-watchers flock to southern Ontario
AJAX, ONT. – Bird-watchers in southern Ontario are enjoying the rare sight of hundreds of grey owls who have moved … Continue reading Grey owls, bird-watchers flock to southern Ontario
More lodges planned for B.C. parks
Minister warns refinery to shape up
Golf expansion threatens park: advocates
Nunavut putting conservation last: environmentalist
IQALUIT – The president emeritus of the World Wildlife Fund says Nunavut is falling behind the rest of Canada when … Continue reading Nunavut putting conservation last: environmentalist
Air not so bad in Saint John: Irving
Surrey ready to move ahead with windmills
Council approves recycling levy for high rises
A Partnership To Conserve Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Environment and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) today are signing a Habitat Securement Agreement which will help conserve Saskatchewan's … Continue reading A Partnership To Conserve Saskatchewan
Kakfwi slams pipeline hearings
YELLOWKNIFE – A former Northwest Territories premier is condemning hearings on the proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline as "sad and absurd," … Continue reading Kakfwi slams pipeline hearings
No cuts to bear quotas, promises Nunavut minister
IQALUIT – Nunavut's environment minister says he will not recommend a rollback in the newly increased polar bear quotas. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bear-quotas-02212005 Continue reading No cuts to bear quotas, promises Nunavut minister