Opposition pushes for compost tests
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MONTREAL – First Nations leaders say the province's forestry legislation needs to be reformed. http://montreal.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=qc-picard20041129 Continue reading Tensions mount in aboriginal logging debate
Montreal, November 1, 2004 ? The Honourable St?phane Dion, Minister of the Environment, has outlined his perspective on renewable energy, … Continue reading Minister Dion Speaks on the Potential Role of Renewable Energy In Canada
OTTAWA ? November 1, 2004 ? The Government of Canada has proposed an updated, user-friendly process for businesses to report … Continue reading Government of Canada Proposes Improved Reporting Process for New Chemicals
OTTAWA, Nov. 1 /CNW Telbec/ – The Honourable St?phane Dion, Canada's Minister of the Environment, and Leona Dombrowsky, Ontario's Environment … Continue reading Canada and Ontario Sign Agreement to Conduct Cooperative Environmental Assessments
QUEBEC CITY – The federal and provincial environment ministers arrive in Ottawa Monday to talk about the implementation of the … Continue reading Kyoto talks problematic for Quebec
IASNR is an interdisciplinary professional association open to individuals who bring a variety of social science and natural science backgrounds … Continue reading International Association for Society and Natural Resources
Efforts to combat overfishing off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland and Labrador have helped reduce the number of foreign boats … Continue reading DFO making progress on foreign overfishing
The Aptitudes E-training program (www.aptitudes.ca) is addressed mainly to people working in non-governmental organizations involved in environmental endeavours. The program … Continue reading Aptitudes – Interagir avec les gouvernements en mati
OTTAWA – More than 50 high-school students banged on plastic containers over the noon hour Monday. They were protesting against … Continue reading Students protest cuts to recycling program