Winnipeg's New Flyer Industries has signed an $8-million deal to build the world's cleanest-running bus. The bus would incorporate an … Continue reading NEW BUSES SPEW ONLY WATER

A handful of schools in the province have drinking water that doesn't meet Health Canada guidelines, according to the Nova … Continue reading DRINKING WATER AT 17 SCHOOLS NOT MEETING STANDARDS: PROVINCE

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A vote to end debate on the ratification of Kyoto was passed in the House of Commons early Monday afternoon, … Continue reading Liberals end Kyoto debate

Ottawa ? Ottawa is offering to cap the amount that business would have to spend to meet Kyoto Protocol targets, … Continue reading Ottawa offers to cap Kyoto costs

Dedicated to the Care – Rehabilitation – Release of Injured / Orphaned Wild Birds http://www.wildbirdcarecentre.org/ Continue reading Wild Bird Care Centre

DESCHARME LAKE – The importance of water safety has surged in Canada since the Walkerton tragedy. The very existence of … Continue reading Descharme Lake threatened by trend for clean water

CHARLOTTETOWN – Tests show the fish that died in Prince Edward Island's Wilmot River last summer contained the insecticide azinphos-methyl, … Continue reading Pesticide killed P.E.I. fish: report

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Dumps given more time to meet rules

Cape Tormentine, N.B. – 'We're gradually sliding down hill' Lobster fishermen have come to the end of what they are … Continue reading Where have all the lobster gone?

OTTAWA – Ottawa's city council has rejected an outright ban on the use of exotic animals for entertainment. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=animalbylaw021009 Continue reading City backs off exotic-animal ban

OTTAWA – An Ottawa lobby group says the city should slowly phase in a bylaw to make the city pesticide-free. … Continue reading Phase in pesticide ban: coalition