Toronto playgrounds toxic: study
Panel considers Yellowknife arsenic options
YELLOWKNIFE – The debate over what to do with hundreds of thousands of tonnes of deadly arsenic dust has begun … Continue reading Panel considers Yellowknife arsenic options
TrueNorth Energy suspends oil sands project
CALGARY – TrueNorth Energy said Tuesday it is suspending development of its $3 billion Fort Hills oil sands project in … Continue reading TrueNorth Energy suspends oil sands project
Nova Scotia cod disappearing at alarming rate
OTTAWA – Scientists are baffled by the disappearance of cod off eastern Nova Scotia in spite of a 10-year ban … Continue reading Nova Scotia cod disappearing at alarming rate
FRCC recommends caution in south coast fishery
Fisheries council recommends smaller cod quotas
Housing tops population as environmental threat: study
City to spend $500 M on water system
The City of Winnipeg took its 50-year strategy for overhauling water treatment and sewage systems to city residents Monday night. … Continue reading City to spend $500 M on water system
Farmers still unsatisfied with TB measures
Cattle producers near Riding Mountain National Park in western Manitoba are still looking for answers. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=mb_tbelkmeeting20030114 Continue reading Farmers still unsatisfied with TB measures
TrueNorth suspends oil sands project
Calgary – TrueNorth Energy is suspending development of its $3 billion Fort Hills oil sands project, citing tough markets and … Continue reading TrueNorth suspends oil sands project
Scientists warn of dwindling N.S. cod stocks
A group of Atlantic Canadian scientists warned the federal fisheries minister Tuesday that cod stocks off eastern Nova Scotia have … Continue reading Scientists warn of dwindling N.S. cod stocks