Stop work order protects water course
Record heat brings bad air
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City birds test positive for West Nile
WINNIPEG – The City of Winnipeg has seen its first cases of West Nile virus in birds this summer. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=mb_westnile20060626 Continue reading City birds test positive for West Nile
Zoo’s future up in the air
WINNIPEG – The Winnipeg Zoological Society is scrambling to put together a business case to keep the zoo in Assiniboine … Continue reading Zoo’s future up in the air
Province protects Whaleback
Calgary – Alberta's Community Development Minister Gene Zwozdesky says he's committed to preserving 29,000 hectares that make up the ecologically-sensitive … Continue reading Province protects Whaleback
Parks Canada guidelines for school groups inadequate:report
Calgary – Parks Canada is facing criticism over a report looking into the avalanche which killed seven Calgary teenagers. http://calgary.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=ca_schoolrep20030627 Continue reading Parks Canada guidelines for school groups inadequate:report
Fish processors hit by mad cow fears
VANCOUVER – Two Vancouver Island fish processing plants are changing their operations as a result of mad cow disease. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=june27mad-cow06272003 Continue reading Fish processors hit by mad cow fears
WWF wants pipeline guarantees
INUVIK, N.W.T. – The World Wildlife Fund says it won't oppose construction of the the MacKenzie Valley pipeline if important … Continue reading WWF wants pipeline guarantees
Tar ponds cleanup close to $1Bil: memo
Tell tourists about pesticides – environmentalist
Environment shows problems/promise
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