Canada looks at allowing Pacific offshore drilling
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – The Canadian government gave a boost last week to efforts to allow offshore drilling on its … Continue reading Canada looks at allowing Pacific offshore drilling
Another dismal report for Atlantic cod fishery
The Fisheries Resource Conservation Council has released its report on the cod stocks in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and … Continue reading Another dismal report for Atlantic cod fishery
Manitoba community complains of bad water
GRANVILLE, MAN. – After three weeks of no access to clean, running water, people in Granville Lake, Man., are walking … Continue reading Manitoba community complains of bad water
B.C. unveils new forest practices
VANCOUVER – Sweeping new plans have been announced to change the way trees are cut and sold in British Columbia. … Continue reading B.C. unveils new forest practices
Another dismal report for Atlantic cod fishery
ST. JOHN'S – The Fisheries Resource Conservation Council has released its report on the cod stocks in the Gulf of … Continue reading Another dismal report for Atlantic cod fishery
West Nile will hit West Coast this summer
Disease centre is advising people to wear white clothing, empty stagnant water http://www.canada.com/national/story.asp?id={10CAFC5B-42E8-4922-889D-59EDA1463CAC} Continue reading West Nile will hit West Coast this summer
B.C. unveils new forest practices
Sweeping new plans have been announced to change the way trees are cut and sold in British Columbia. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/03/26/bcforests030326 Continue reading B.C. unveils new forest practices
Cape Breton coke ovens pose health risk: study
People living near the Sydney coke ovens and steel mill face higher risks of lung cancer, heart disease and respiratory … Continue reading Cape Breton coke ovens pose health risk: study
ATS to start making cheap solar cells in autumn
TORONTO – ATS Automation (ATA.TO) said this week it plans to start producing low-cost solar cells by November, a move … Continue reading ATS to start making cheap solar cells in autumn
Heritage Minister Announces Long-Term Funding for National Parks Plan
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) applauds Heritage Minister, Sheila Copps’ announcement of an additional $144 million dollars over … Continue reading Heritage Minister Announces Long-Term Funding for National Parks Plan
Manitoba community complains of bad water
GRANVILLE, MAN. – After three weeks of no access to clean, running water, people in Granville Lake, Man., are walking … Continue reading Manitoba community complains of bad water
Report debunks myth that 12% protected areas enough for BC
VANCOUVER – A report released jointly today by the Sierra Legal Defence Fund and the UBC Centre for Biodiversity Research … Continue reading Report debunks myth that 12% protected areas enough for BC