NANAIMO, B.C. – The debate over the future of Hydro's power plans for Vancouver Island continues at a two-week hearing … Continue reading Island power plant hearings begin

VANCOUVER – For the first time in Canada, a plant disease which killed thousands of trees in California has been … Continue reading Plant fungus from U.S. threatens B.C.

MONCTON Continue reading Composter may reduce Metz pig stench

CATON'S ISLAND Continue reading Bacteria ruled out in St. John River fish kill

OTTAWA — Calling all clunkers. In an effort to get old-model, pollution-belching junkers off the road, environmental scrappers are offering … Continue reading Programs target auto pollution

SAINT JOHN, N.B. — Irving Oil Ltd. has renewed its efforts to gain provincial approval for a $500-million liquefied natural … Continue reading Irving renews quest for gas plant approval

TORONTO (CP) – Stuart Energy Systems Corp. and global oil giant Shell have struck a partnership to develop technology that … Continue reading Shell and Stuart Energy to develop at-home hydrogen car refuelling

TORONTO – In order to highlight the rich ecological treasure of Canada's vast Boreal region, more than 25 prominent Canadians … Continue reading Prominent Canadians join river expeditions to celebrate Canada’s Boreal Forest

Ottawa. A new report released today by the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy sets out a … Continue reading Round Table Pushes Bold Nature Conservation Agenda

Ottawa. The June 5, 2003 House of Commons Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development report entitled <i>Sustainable Development: Environmental … Continue reading On-the-Ground Benefits are Focus of House of Commons Environmental Assessment Report

An animal rights group in the United States wants people to boycott Canada until the East Coast seal hunt is … Continue reading Ottawa says seal protesters need better facts