WINNIPEG – About 20 people from Nelson House and South Indian Lake gathered outside the Manitoba Hydro building in downtown … Continue reading Northern Cree protest outside Manitoba Hydro

Edmonton – West Nile has reached Alberta, the provincial government said after a magpie found near Camrose tested positive for … Continue reading West Nile hits Alberta

Calgary – A new danger rating system for avalanches and not allowing school groups into the back country without a … Continue reading New back country rules introduced

Calgary – The city is considering picking up milk cartons and newspapers from individual homes, the same way garbage is … Continue reading Recycling program comes around again

Edmonton – There could be more trails in the river valley open to cyclists, after a city committee approved a … Continue reading City looks at new parks bylaw

Brackley, P.E.I. Continue reading Brackley residents want to spray mosquitoes

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – General Motors Corp. (GM.N) expects to sign new agreements for testing stationary fuel cells similar to … Continue reading GM looking at more deals to test fuel cells

YELLOWKNIFE – Environmental reviews in the N.W.T. are on schedule. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=june10envt-assess06102003 Continue reading Environmental review not delayed, board says

Good fences may make good neighbors, but bad fences sure can clutter up wildlife corridors! http://www.cpawscalgary.org/bowvalley/corridor-cleanup.html Continue reading Cleaning Up Wildlife Corridors

There is still a risk that another case of mad cow disease will be found in Canada, an international expert … Continue reading Mad cow panel recommends more surveillance

Nearly 250 Island fishers voiced their concerns in Miscouche over recent oyster kills. http://pei.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=pe_oyster060903 Continue reading Oyster kills worry fishers

HALIFAX Continue reading Tar pond group dumped