OTTAWA – Proponents of a ban on using exotic animals for entertainment are wondering whether city council has traded animal … Continue reading Hospitals and circuses: animal advocates ponder link

Saint John, N.B. – 'This is not over by a long shot' The province says NB Power can go ahead … Continue reading Orimulsion approved for Coleson Cove

GRAND ETANG, N.S. – The structure should be delivering wind power within three weeks Nova Scotia Power's second wind-powered generator … Continue reading Second wind turbine almost complete

Environment Minister Chester Gillan says there's not much he can do to help residents of Hazelbrook who are fighting the … Continue reading Minister says demolition dump will stay open

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TORONTO – Some Canadians can expect a milder and drier winter as another El Nino is under way, climatologists say. … Continue reading Another El Nino is here, experts say

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. – Federal aid will do little to stop the spread of the mountain pine beetle infestation, says … Continue reading Aid does little for pine beetle problem

REGINA – CBC has learned that the provincial government is about to own 40 per cent of an ethanol plant … Continue reading Province pumping millions into ethanol plant

WINNIPEG – The president of Red River College Students' Association thinks he can solve the growing parking problem at the … Continue reading Parking solution: more bike paths?

Bathurst Sustainable Development has mandated itself to take concrete action to better quality of life of the residents living from … Continue reading Bathurst Sustainable Development

Open Line Communications was founded to meet the needs of consumers looking for the convenience and enjoyment of Smart Home … Continue reading Open Line Communications

The Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia provides education, research and support services which strengthen the efforts of land trusts, … Continue reading Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia