REGINA – The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has struck an international panel to review its investigation into bovine spongiform encephalopathy, … Continue reading International panel to assess Canadian mad cow problem

CAMBRIDGE BAY, Nunavut – Polar bear hunting could resume early next year in the Kitikmeot community of Gjoa Haven. The … Continue reading M’Clintock bear-hunting ban may be lifted

The three biggest grocery chains in the U.S. have agreed to tell customers that artificial colouring is used in the … Continue reading New U.S. labels for farm salmon

New York's attorney general has launched an attack on three coal-fired power plants in southern Ontario, charging that their emissions … Continue reading Ontario's hydro plants too dirty, New York says

New York's attorney general has launched an attack on three coal-fired power plants in southern Ontario, charging that their emissions … Continue reading Ontario’s hydro plants too dirty, New York says

MONTREAL – A tiny parasite is ravaging Quebec's honeybee population, causing huge problems for beekeepers and producers who depend on … Continue reading Honeybee hives stung by parasites

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans announced Friday that crab quota allocations in the Gasp Continue reading Increased quotas for Quebec crab fishermen

Elders and biologists say diamond mines and the activity surrounding them are having an impact on the N.W.T.'s caribou herds. … Continue reading Concern grows over mine impact on caribou

Banff – The West Nile Virus is expected to hit Alberta this summer and a Banff businessman is ready. http://edmonton.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ed_repellant20030502 Continue reading Organic mosquito repellant made in Alberta

The precipitous plummet of Newfoundland and Labrador cod stocks has landed that population of the fish on the ?at risk? … Continue reading Dwindling cod on ‘at-risk’ list

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