Nothing must harm oil sands plans-Canada minister
OTTAWA – A senior Canadian minister added to the turmoil inside Ottawa over the Kyoto climate change protocol this week … Continue reading Nothing must harm oil sands plans-Canada minister
OTTAWA – A senior Canadian minister added to the turmoil inside Ottawa over the Kyoto climate change protocol this week … Continue reading Nothing must harm oil sands plans-Canada minister
Two charities in Charlottetown say paying for the Waste Watch recycling program is taking funds away from people who need … Continue reading WASTE WATCH COSTS TOO MUCH: CHARITIES
Two large energy users are hoping to harness one of this region's greatest renewable resources to produce cheap, clean power: … Continue reading ‘FOSSIL FUEL CAPITAL’ HOPES TO HARNESS WIND
The Oak Hammock Marsh has landed an international award for best environmental experience from British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=mb_oakhammock20021128 Continue reading OAK HAMMOCK SCORES INTERNATIONAL TOURISM AWARD
Residents of southeast Winnipeg crowded into an open house Wednesday night to hear more about a developer's plans to build … Continue reading DEVELOPER, ECO-GROUP COOPERATING ON SEINE BRIDGE
An environmental group wants Ottawa to force North American Tungsten to set aside more money to clean up its minesite … Continue reading GREENS DEMAND BIGGER CANTUNG CLEANUP DEPOSIT
Scientists say ice samples taken from Mount Logan are giving them new ammunition to combat global warming. Atmospheric researchers have … Continue reading ICE SAMPLES EVIDENCE OF WARMING: SCIENTISTS
A plan to fence in Lake Louise will be open to public debate next week. http://edmonton.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=ed_bears20021128 Continue reading LAKE LOUISE MAY LOCK BEARS OUT
Seventeen home owners are suing Imperial Oil for up to $3 million, claiming their properties have been contaminated with lead … Continue reading IMPERIAL OIL SUED OVER OLD REFINERY SITE
Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien said Tuesday that angry provinces will not deter him from meeting his December target for ratification … Continue reading Provinces won’t stop us, Chr?tien vows
Two environmental groups will be in the NWT Supreme Court today in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories to support the Mackenzie Valley … Continue reading Environmental Groups Support Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board Against Court Challenge by Mining Company
Ottawa ? British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell lashed out at the federal Liberal government on Monday for rushing ratification of … Continue reading B.C. Premier criticizes haste on Kyoto