VANCOUVER – Five cars that run on hydrogen-powered fuel cells are expected to hit the streets of Vancouver early next … Continue reading Fuel cell cars to start running next year

Edmonton – Burying a sick cow when it's not known what killed it may be a thing of the past … Continue reading BSE will change practices: vet

VANCOUVER – Five cars, running on hydrogen-powered fuel cells, are expected to hit the streets of Vancouver by early next … Continue reading Experimental fuel cell cars ready to roll

SIDNEY, B.C. – Pesticides carried in the atmosphere from Asia may be showing up in endangered Vancouver Island marmots, say … Continue reading Asian pesticides found in endangered B.C. marmots

John Kay is an award-winning Canadian architect specializing in environmental design, earthquake resistant housing and green architecture. His homes have … Continue reading John Kay Organic Homes

ST. JOHN'S Continue reading Feds reject fisheries amendment

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Islanders slow to clean up their acts

TORONTO – Billions of birds worldwide rely on Canada's vast boreal forest for nesting and breeding, according to a new … Continue reading World’s birds depend on Canadian boreal forest

ST. JOHN'S – Water temperatures in the Newfoundland bay where a massive cod kill occurred are the coldest measured in … Continue reading Super-cold water still lead suspect in cod die-off

A professor at the University of Moncton wants to improve and expand lobster habitat in the Maritimes by building lobster … Continue reading If they build it, the lobster may come

A scientific study has found the environmental effects of oil drilling on Alaska's North Slope are growing, despite efforts by … Continue reading Study offers good, bad sides of oil development

Delegates at last week's Arctic Contaminants Symposium left the conference without a guarantee of future support for research or education … Continue reading Pollution conference confident of further funds