BURNABY, British Columbia, April 1, 2004 ? The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, on behalf of the Honourable … Continue reading Government of Canada Supports the Development of Green Energy Technologies
This site provides a wealth of information about energy efficiency from Quebec. The information offered is mainly in French, but … Continue reading Agence de l’efficacit
Prime Minister Paul Martin and his Liberals laid out an agenda for Canada Monday, saying the government is dedicated to … Continue reading Throne Speech preaches renewal
Sarnia, Ont. — About 150,000 litres of highly volatile chemical solvents leaked from an Imperial Oil plant into the St. … Continue reading Major solvent spill taints St. Clair River
NEW WATERFORD, N.S. – An expert in environmental health says she cannot explain why workers at a small community hospital … Continue reading Investigation says hospital building isn’t to blame for health problems
KINGSTON, ONT. – The hunting practices of prehistoric Inuit whalers dramatically changed an Arctic pond ecosystem, long before European settlers … Continue reading Inuit changed Arctic ecosystem long before Europeans: study
OTTAWA, January 30, 2004 – The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment, Mr. Frank Pokiak, Chair of the Inuvialuit … Continue reading Mackenzie Gas Project Sent to a Federal Environmental Review Panel by Inuvialuit Screening Committee
A coalition of environmentalists and energy companies today released a report, Making Everyone a Winner, which calls on the Ontario … Continue reading Making Everyone a Winner: Making Energy Conservation Profitable for Ontario’s Electric Utilities.
HALIFAX – The Ecology Action Centre has taken the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to court over a decision to … Continue reading DFO on trial over Georges Bank dragger decision
INUVIK, N.W.T. – The chair of the Tuktoyaktuk Community Corporation says beluga whale habitat around his community doesn't need more … Continue reading Beluga protected enough, says Delta leader
The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) today announced the first of several projects it will support to advance conservation … Continue reading Forest Industry Takes Step Towards Boreal Conservation
