Minister of the Environment David Anderson announced new regulations on September 10, 2003 requiring commercial and industrial facilities who own … Continue reading New environmental emergency regulations

CANCUN, MEXICO – World Trade Organization (WTO) talks failed Sunday after rich and poor countries were unable to find common … Continue reading Trade talks end in discord

QUEBEC CITY – A large Canadian climate research expedition to the Arctic sets sail from Quebec City on Saturday bound … Continue reading Climate research ship heads to Beaufort Sea

First Nations are taking the lead in many efforts to conserve wild landscapes in parks and protected areas across Canada, … Continue reading New report shows that Aboriginal Peoples now leading park creation across Canada

Calgary – The number of wildlife killed by cars in Banff National Park has dropped by 96 per cent over … Continue reading Crossings reduce number of wildlife deaths

SARNIA, ONT. – The Ontario Liberals will enact the toughest environmental regulations on the continent if they win the Oct. … Continue reading Liberals vow to stop toxic imports to Ontario

FREDERICTON ? Belledune residents can expect to see a new smoke stack in the sky within the year. http://nb.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=nb_bennettapprove20030909 Continue reading Incinerator approved despite local opposition

Montreal, September 10, 2003 ? To celebrate the imminent entry into force of the Biosafety Protocol, Greenpeace delivered a giant … Continue reading No cake for Canada as Greenpeace delivers giant cake to celebrate the entry into force of the Biosafety Protocol

SAINT JOHN Continue reading Fundy Trail expansion could lure more tourists

FREDERICTON Continue reading Province hunts for moose solutions

SAINT JOHN Continue reading New sulphur limits could nix Orimulsion

WWF leaders from the eight Arctic nations* met in Canada this week to outline their plans to deal with the … Continue reading WWF leaders join forces to combat threats against arctic