Professor Eric Miller and colleagues associated with the Joint Program in Transportation at the University of Toronto, at the request … Continue reading Travel and Housing Costs in the Greater Toronto Area: 1986-1996
OTTAWA – Canada, a key ally of Washington in the battle over how best to cut greenhouse gases, said on … Continue reading Canada disappointed by Bush move on pollution
TORONTO – Ontario must build more nuclear power stations if it wants a reliable supply of electricity, a review panel … Continue reading Ontario needs more nuclear power to meet energy demands: report
Ottawa is beginning to warm to Alberta's position on global warming and the Kyoto accord, says the province's environment minister. … Continue reading Feds mending Kyoto rift: Ottawa asks Alberta for input on emissions
EDMONTON – Alberta Minister of the Environment Lorne Taylor says Ottawa is beginning to warm to his province's position on … Continue reading Alberta says Ottawa warming to its position on Kyoto
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WHITEHORSE – Protests from the sport fishing community and high school students have prompted the Yukon Water Board to review … Continue reading Fish farm water license to be reviewed
Calgary – Mount Pleasant, Huntington Hills and Cedarbrae won the recycling lottery Monday, chosen as the three communities who will … Continue reading Three recycling communities chosen
MISSISSAUGA, Ont., Dec. 3 ? Canon Canada Inc. has announced donations of $50,000 (Cdn.) to the World Wildlife Fund Canada, … Continue reading Canon focuses on environment
WASHINGTON – Women may say their kids are the greatest source of joy, but taking care of children is in … Continue reading Why money doesn’t buy happiness
ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. – Canada has closed its ports to fishing vessels from the Danish territories of Faroe Islands and … Continue reading Canada bans Danish ships in shrimp fight
