Campbell River, B.C. – The provincial government has lifted the seven-year moratorium on new salmon farm licences along the B.C. … Continue reading More salmon farms on the way

Victoria – The provincial government has suspended random air emission checks on heavy diesel trucks and buses in the Lower … Continue reading Emissions testers off the road

Vancouver – A report by two urban environmental groups says Greater Vancouver has done a good job managing its rapid … Continue reading Vancouver gets praise for smart growth

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In an urgent effort to protect the dwindling population of highly-endangered woodland caribou, national and international conservation groups today petitioned … Continue reading Conservation Groups Call for Woodland Caribou Protections, Petition for Protected Caribou Habitat

On Thursday November 28, 2002, at a brief ceremony in Saskatoon, Hon. Buckley Belanger formally announced the designation of two … Continue reading Two new Representative Area Network (RAN) sites created in Dore-Smoothstone Lakes area of Saskatchewan

EDMONTON – In a year dominated by heated debate over the Kyoto accord on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, the issue … Continue reading Oil drilling up in Alberta

OTTAWA – The federal government is expected to invoke closure in the House of Commons Monday night, ending MPs' debate … Continue reading Liberals prepare to force vote on Kyoto

Support in B.C. and Alberta for the Kyoto Protocol has dropped below 50 per cent, while support in Quebec remains … Continue reading EAST- WEST REGIONAL SPLIT ON KYOTO

Support for ratifying the Kyoto Protocol to limit greenhouse gas emissions has dropped by 25 percentage points over the last … Continue reading PRAIRIE SUPPORT FOR KYOTO PLUMMETS: EKOS SURVEY

More than 60 per cent of Albertans oppose the Kyoto protocol, a new poll has found, adding support to Premier … Continue reading ALBERTA LEADS COUNTRY IN OPPOSITION TO KYOTO: POLL