Labchuk beats Bayer
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New Brunswick forests and economy threatened by forest industry proposal
OTTAWA: Canada's leading conservation organizations are asking New Brunswick legislators to reject a proposal to drastically increase logging rates and … Continue reading New Brunswick forests and economy threatened by forest industry proposal
Diverse Interests Reach Consensus on Land-use Recommendations for B.C.?s Central Coast – Agreement on Substantial Protection and New Management Standards
The Central Coast Land and Resource Management Planning (CCLRMP) table, consisting of representatives from communities, labour, environmental groups, tourism, forest … Continue reading Diverse Interests Reach Consensus on Land-use Recommendations for B.C.?s Central Coast – Agreement on Substantial Protection and New Management Standards
Helping others will help you too
Last summer, a group of employees at Ericsson Canada decided to do something different for their annual "team building" get-together. … Continue reading Helping others will help you too
Furnace Rebates are Heating Up Energy Efficiency in Alberta
When Jim Mortemore recently decided to exchange his 28-year-old furnace for a high-efficiency model, he was looking forward to years … Continue reading Furnace Rebates are Heating Up Energy Efficiency in Alberta
Northern exposure: N.W.T trek aims to raise awareness of global warming
Arctic explorer Will Steger in the Northwest TerritoriesOn the frozen barrenlands of the Northwest Territories, six people and 31 huskies … Continue reading Northern exposure: N.W.T trek aims to raise awareness of global warming
Biodiesel Association aimed at Kyoto targets
SASKATOON – Biodiesel fuel proponents are banding together to form a united front to government. The Biodiesel Association of Canada … Continue reading Biodiesel Association aimed at Kyoto targets
Elk relocation will assist Park, boost Alberta’s elk population
Edmonton… Alberta's elk population will increase by about 200 animals when surplus elk from Elk Island National Park are relocated … Continue reading Elk relocation will assist Park, boost Alberta’s elk population
Big tropical bird makes rare B.C. appearance
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. – A Frigate bird made an unexpected landing on a B.C. ferry in the Queen Charlotte Islands … Continue reading Big tropical bird makes rare B.C. appearance
Emissions trading won’t benefit Manitoba: report
WINNIPEG – A new report says Manitobans will not come out winners from the federal government's plans to reduce greenhouse … Continue reading Emissions trading won’t benefit Manitoba: report
Little leeway to disallow dump – Ballem
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Environment ministry restricts OMYA's water taking
The Director of the Ministry of Environment has cancelled the controversial water-taking permit issued by former Minister Chris Stockwell to … Continue reading Environment ministry restricts OMYA's water taking