Edmonton – The Alberta government is mounting a battle against the mosquito that carries the West Nile virus. http://calgary.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=cal_mosquito040303 Continue reading $4 million pledged to wipe out mosquitos
An Ontario man was convicted yesterday of offering an endangered bird species for sale on an internet auction site. William … Continue reading Toronto Man Convicted of Offering for Sale Endangered Eskimo Curlew on the Internet
More than 160 non-native species of fish and plants have taken hold in the Great Lakes basin. Many of these, … Continue reading Ontario Takes Action Against Invasive Fish Threatening Great Lakes
The McGuinty government will contribute to efforts to recover from tree-killing beetles by investing up to $1 million to fund … Continue reading McGuinty Government Announces Funding For Invasive Insect Recovery
TORONTO – It's a little easier for enthusiasts of biodiesel to get around. The first retail outlet to offer the … Continue reading It’s a first: ‘veggie’ fuel available at the pump
VICTORIA – Four environmental groups petitioned the federal government Tuesday for emergency intervention to save British Columbia's dwindling spotted owl … Continue reading Ottawa asked to save B.C.’s spotted owls
YELLOWKNIFE, NWT, March 1 /CNW/ – Former Northwest Territories Premier Stephen Kakfwi today released a report on his review of … Continue reading Stephen Kakfwi praises Protected Areas Strategy, calls on federal partner to deliver on its commitment
At Falls Brook Centre we strive to put our values into practice. Through the development and promotion of meaningful demonstrations, … Continue reading Falls Brook Centre
The forest defoliators described here represent about 60% of the species known to feed on conifers in British Columbia. This … Continue reading Conifer Defoliating Insects of British Columbia
WHITEHORSE – A part of Yukon folklore could soon be legislated out of existence as the government is proposing to … Continue reading Yukon set to ban wolf-dog hybrids
VICTORIA – The trial of a Victoria-based whale watching tour operator gets underway on Monday in the Vancouver Island community … Continue reading Trial could change whale-watching rules
