Port Moody bears face death
VANCOUVER – Two young bears which have been bothering people in Port Moody will have to be killed, says a … Continue reading Port Moody bears face death
Fisheries deal gives Canada increased powers
HALIFAX – Canada and a number of other northern countries agreed Wednesday on a strategy to crack down on illegal … Continue reading Fisheries deal gives Canada increased powers
Tourism brings aid to cod plan
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DFO lacks courage, judge says
The federal department of fisheries and oceans has mismanaged the West Coast salmon fishery and has "lost the right to … Continue reading DFO lacks courage, judge says
Manitoba to create greenhouse gas exchange
Manitoba is formally pursuing the creation of a commodities exchange to buy and sell greenhouse gas emission credits. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20030618.wmanitoba0617/BNStory/Front Continue reading Manitoba to create greenhouse gas exchange
Cod tagging could save charters
Deep sea fishing operators are proposing a cod tagging program in an effort to save their businesses. http://pei.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=pe_cod20030618 Continue reading Cod tagging could save charters
West Nile found in Saskatchewan
REGINA – Officials have found Saskatchewan's first case of West Nile disease for the year. A dead crow found in … Continue reading West Nile found in Saskatchewan
Native group demands tar ponds compensation
Harry Potter goes green
VANCOUVER – Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is making Canadian publishing history financially and environmentally. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=bc_harry20030617 Continue reading Harry Potter goes green
Province faces water shortages: scientist
WINNIPEG – Plans to expand Manitoba's hydroelectric industry could be disrupted by global warming, according to a provincial conservation scientist. … Continue reading Province faces water shortages: scientist
Organic farmers shunning accreditation
About one-third of organic farmers in the province have dropped their certification, saying it is too complicated to be worthwhile. … Continue reading Organic farmers shunning accreditation
Illegal deer hunt called a success
OTTAWA – Farmers in eastern Ontario who went deer hunting Saturday say the illegal cull was a success because they … Continue reading Illegal deer hunt called a success