Caribou safe from diamond hunters, says board
INUVIK, N.W.T. – A woman from Holman says she can't believe Diamonds North is days away from getting permission to … Continue reading Caribou safe from diamond hunters, says board
INUVIK, N.W.T. – A woman from Holman says she can't believe Diamonds North is days away from getting permission to … Continue reading Caribou safe from diamond hunters, says board
GENEVA – Rapid destruction of the planet's coral reef system will cost the global economy billions of dollars and hit … Continue reading Coral reef damage will cost billions: WWF
Ottawa/Toronto ? Canadians appear to be willing to go to great lengths to help the environment, but when it comes … Continue reading Low-pollution cars proving a tough sell to Canadians
TORONTO – Toronto dispatched a city councilor to talk trash with its Michigan neighbor this week as the Canadian city … Continue reading Toronto tries to appease irate Michigan on trash
Finance Minister John Manley’s budget announcement of 74 million dollars over two years for national parks will not be enough … Continue reading CPAWS Disappointed in Budget Funding for National Parks
KENTVILLE, N.S., February 17, 2003 – B & N Farms Limited of Cambridge, Nova Scotia pled guilty to environmental charges … Continue reading Valley Hog Farm Pleads Guilty to Environmental Charges
OTTAWA, February 17, 2003 – Officials with Environment Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources laid charges against three … Continue reading Charges Laid Following Search Warrants in Quebec and Ontario That Resulted in the Seizure of Endangered Animal Parts
Residents of Hazelbrook are not giving up the fight, they vow to continue opposition to the government's decision of final … Continue reading Resident refuse to give up dump fight
Bitterly cold temperatures are killing fish in salmon farms across the Maritime provinces and along the northeastern United States coastline. … Continue reading Fish farms victims of plunging temps
A church group in Maine has become a player in the electricity market. http://nb.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=nb_mainepower20030217 Continue reading Church puts faith in green power
By overturning a tribunal ruling, Ontario's environment minister has reopened the door for OMYA Canada to take millions of litres … Continue reading Minister opens floodgates with water ruling
People in St-Henri de L Continue reading Drinking water contaminated by oil product