WINNIPEG – Lake Winnipeg is Canada's sickest large body of water, according to one of the country's leading scientists. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=mb_lakewpg20040928 Continue reading City, agriculture killing Lake Winnipeg: ecologist

CALGARY – A western Canadian aid organization is co-ordinating a project in Haiti which will make clean drinking water available … Continue reading Western Canadians bring clean water to Haiti

VANCOUVER – Surrey city councillor Dianne Watts says the isn't enforcing its own bylaws when it comes to protecting trees … Continue reading Surrey not protecting trees: councillor

AT THE KEMESS MINE, B.C. — Sitting in a lunchroom at her workplace, Corrinne Patrick doesn't bat an eye when … Continue reading Northgate faces tough struggle in bid to expand B.C. mine

Tokyo ? Carbon dioxide levels over Antarctica have risen 2.6 per cent from six years ago ? the first greenhouse … Continue reading Antarctic shows first rise in greenhouse gases

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty took the first step Tuesday toward fulfilling his promise to turn the province's lax regulations on … Continue reading Ontario to alter regulations on hazardous waste

Crude prices rose to record highs Tuesday ? holding above $50 (U.S.) a barrel ? as supply fears continued to … Continue reading Oil climbs to new high

Lubec, Me.. ? The impressive and endangered right whale is safer in its summer playground these days after a change … Continue reading Shipping news buoys the right whale

In Edison and in Parsippany, N.J., two Sheraton hotels draw their basic power needs from 250-kilowatt fuel cells. Three Marriott … Continue reading Fuel cell technology energizing real estate

OTTAWA – A new pilot project jointly funded by the Government of Canada, ATCO Electric Ltd. and InfoEnergy Inc. will … Continue reading Government And Industry Partner on “Pay-As-You-Go” Plan to Cut Energy Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emissions