Manley cold to idea of sharing gas tax with cities
OTTAWA – The mayors of Canada's cities say the federal government is backing out of a plan to share the … Continue reading Manley cold to idea of sharing gas tax with cities
OTTAWA – The mayors of Canada's cities say the federal government is backing out of a plan to share the … Continue reading Manley cold to idea of sharing gas tax with cities
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Donning gas masks to comment on the air quality in their building, some Ontario government workers demanded the province test … Continue reading TEST SOIL, GOVERNMENT WORKERS DEMAND
IQALUIT, NUNAVUT – Quttituq MLA Rebecca Williams says the Nunavut government is not doing enough to ensure the proper clean Continue reading Nunavut MLAs clash over mine clean
VANCOUVER – An independent conservation group headed by former federal fisheries minister John Fraser, is calling for the temporary closure … Continue reading New call for salmon farm closures
Opposition members, led by the Progressive Conservatives, used stalling tactics on Monday as Parliament was set to begin a long-awaited … Continue reading Kyoto debate off to rocky start
Ottawa and Edmonton ? The federal government has offered major concessions to placate corporate Canada as it prepares to ratify … Continue reading Kyoto obligations will be met despite concessions: Ottawa
ST. JOHN'S – Canada's Atlantic cod is in serious trouble again, with the federal government considering shutting down virtually the … Continue reading Atlantic cod industry threatened with new closure
TORONTO – Global warming is happening, greenhouse gases are increasing and people are causing the problem, Ontario's environmental commissioner said … Continue reading Environment commissioner endorses climate change evidence
CALGARY, Alberta – Oil-rich Alberta stepped up its attack on Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien's plans to ratify the Kyoto … Continue reading Canadian province fires new anti-Kyoto shot
MONTREAL – Newfoundland expects to know within days whether a C$5 billion ($3.2 billion), 2,000 megawatt power project at Gull … Continue reading Decision seen soon on big Newfoundland power plan
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