Oil and gas science review too rushed to be credible
Giving scientists and academics only 10 days to prepare briefs for a scientific review of lifting a moratorium on offshore … Continue reading Oil and gas science review too rushed to be credible
Giving scientists and academics only 10 days to prepare briefs for a scientific review of lifting a moratorium on offshore … Continue reading Oil and gas science review too rushed to be credible
IQALUIT, Nunavut – Canadian scientists report that the largest ice sheet in the northern hemisphere is breaking up. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=sep23wardhuntice23092003 Continue reading Melting Ellesmere Island a concern for science
TORONTO – The Green Party of Ontario was turned down Friday by the federal broadcast regulator in its bid to … Continue reading No Green Party in TV debate: CRTC
The provincial government may resort to logging in provincial parks if necessary to stop the ravages of the pine beetle, … Continue reading Logging in B.C. parks might be one way to combat pine beetle: premier
BANFF, ALTA. – Wolves may be a rare sight in some parts of Canada, but in others, the predators are … Continue reading Scientists debate strategies to control predatory wolves
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WINNIPEG – A month after the Clean Environment Commission released its report on last year's massive sewage spill in Winnipeg, … Continue reading Province accepts CEC’s recommendations on sewage spill
IQALUIT, Nunavut – Indian Affairs and Northern Development Minister Robert Nault has announced federal funding for a study of the … Continue reading Ottawa to study Canada’s diamond future
YELLOWKNIFE – Caribou hunters will have to steer clear of the Dempster Highway for the next week. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=sep26caribdempst26092003 Continue reading Porcupine caribou protected by hunting closure