ST. JOHN'S Continue reading PCs point to Liberal recycling links

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Dead fish cases closed

CAMBRIDGE BAY, Nunavut – The Nunavut government is taking steps to reduce the number of bears shot as 'nuisances' around … Continue reading Kugluktuk trial ground to protect problem bears

YELLOWKNIFE – North American Tungsten has decided to appeal a decision requiring its CanTung mine to undergo an environmental assessment. … Continue reading Tungsten mine water battle goes to appeal

VANCOUVER – A coalition of B.C. environmental groups has bought an ad in the New York Times ridiculing Premier Gordon … Continue reading Environmentalists square off with premier

HALIFAX – The Department of Fisheries and Oceans says it is going through revolutionary change. No longer will regulating fish … Continue reading DFO wants to map out new role

FORT ST. JAMES, B.C. – An ecological disaster in central British Columbia has turned out to be a boon for … Continue reading Bug brings B.C. Interior logging boom

TORONTO – Anti-sweatshop groups have named Hudson's Bay and Wal-Mart as "Sweatshop Retailers of the Year." http://cbc.ca/stories/2002/12/19/Consumers/sweatshops_021219 Continue reading The Bay, Wal-Mart top sweatshop award

Natives, environmentalist and commercial fishermen stormed the construction site for an Atlantic salmon hatchery on B.C.'s central coast and tore … Continue reading Protesters attack fish hatchery site

In a surprise announcement before today’s scheduled court appearance on the issue, the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador announced yesterday … Continue reading Windmill Bight Saved From Controversial Development Project

Alberta and national conservation groups welcome a decision by the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (EUB) requesting Cardinal River Coals … Continue reading Conservationists welcome EUB decision on Cheviot

ST. JOHN'S Continue reading Province won’t sacrifice park for golf course