Inuit have no word for twilight. For centuries, people felt no need for such a word in the Arctic communities … Continue reading Global warming seen as ending long winter night in Canadian North

DARTMOUTH, December 2, 2004 ? Environment Canada has designated December 6-10th as its fourth annual Severe Winter Weather Awareness Week … Continue reading Fourth Annual Severe Winter Awareness Week in the Atlantic Provinces

Each year across Canada severe weather events cause, or are a factor in, widespread property damage, injuries and even fatalities. … Continue reading Atlantic Canada Severe Weather Awareness / Canada Atlantique – Sensibilisation au temps violent

WHITEHORSE – Yukon birdwatchers say they've spotted some new songbirds in the territory this summer. http://www.cbc.ca/story/science/national/2004/09/02/yk_birds040902.html Continue reading New songs fill forests in Yukon

GRASSY NARROWS, ONT. – Aboriginal leaders in northwestern Ontario are calling for a public inquiry after an international health expert … Continue reading Ontario reserves demand inquiry into mercury poisoning

GRASSY NARROWS, ONT. – Aboriginal leaders in northwestern Ontario are calling for a public inquiry after an international health expert … Continue reading Ontario reserves demand inquiry into mercury poisoning

GRASSY NARROWS, ONT. – Aboriginal leaders in northwestern Ontario are calling for a public inquiry after an international health expert … Continue reading Ontario reserves demand inquiry into mercury poisoning

VANCOUVER – Fire officials are working to draw up a global positioning map for Vancouver's Stanley Park. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bc_park20040702 Continue reading Firefighters go high-tech to protect Stanley Park