EDMONTON – Howard the lone dolphin will be moved from the world's largest shopping mall as soon as he regains … Continue reading Dolphin will be freed when healthy: mall

WINNIPEG – Researchers are baffled by the rapidly shrinking population of caribou in Canada's Far North. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/10/26/caribou_survey031026 Continue reading Decline of caribou a mystery: scientists

SAINT JOHN Continue reading Disturbing changes in the Bay of Fundy

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Irvings calm wind power plan

WINNIPEG – The environmental group Save Our Seine says time is running out for an 32-hectacre patch of forest around … Continue reading Group seeks white knight to save Seine forest

YELLOWKNIFE – Yellowknife MLAs are joining the call for more public input into the clean-up of the Con Mine site, … Continue reading Call grows for public say into Con Mine cleanup

REGINA – More needs to be done to keep toxic electronic waste out of the province's landfills, says a waste … Continue reading Toxic computer trash a problem, says advocate

Edmonton – Since the province introduced its tire-recycling program 10 years ago, 30 million have been saved from the landfill. … Continue reading Province touts 30 million recycled tires

COURTENAY Continue reading New partnership supports habitat conservation efforts

Greenpeace and ForestEthics joined together to release a report with local conservation groups to call for the protection of the … Continue reading Alberta Chinchaga Wilderness under threat: Environmental groups demand immediate moratorium on development

SASKATOON- The New Green Alliance Party demonstrated outside the CBC building in Saskatoon Wednesday, saying it wants CBC to change … Continue reading New Green Alliance says CBC not playing fair