Feds put up money for Alfred Bog
Ottawa – The Nature Conservancy of Canada is a big step closer to saving one of the most important ecological … Continue reading Feds put up money for Alfred Bog
U of M employees tested for asbestos exposure
Winnipeg – More than 200 University of Manitoba employees will be tested next week amid fears they may have been … Continue reading U of M employees tested for asbestos exposure
Black bear hunting season opens in Manitoba
Thompson, Man. – The controversial spring hunt for black bears officially opens Monday in northern Manitoba, but conservation officials say … Continue reading Black bear hunting season opens in Manitoba
Clean-up methods to be tested at mine near Y’knife
Yellowknife, N.W.T. – The federal government is getting ready to choose a method for cleaning up contaminated water at the … Continue reading Clean-up methods to be tested at mine near Y’knife
Mixed reaction to province’s Earth Day boasting
SASKATOON – Saskpower is now allowing it's residential customers to purchase "green power". http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=earth020422 Continue reading Mixed reaction to province’s Earth Day boasting
Green Living
Green Living Media is a company based in Toronto, Ontario. Our current project is hosting the exposition "Toronto's Green Living … Continue reading Green Living
Canada welcomes demise of Alaska drilling plan
OTTAWA – Canada, a long-time opponent of Washington's proposal to drill for oil in an Arctic wildlife refuge near its … Continue reading Canada welcomes demise of Alaska drilling plan
Teck-Cominco fined for accident at Trail plant
VANCOUVER – Safety regulators fined Teck-Cominco Ltd. C$270,000 ($172,000) last week for an accident last year at the company's Trail, … Continue reading Teck-Cominco fined for accident at Trail plant
Senators vote on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Yellowknife, N.W.T. – A vote in the U.S. Senate is expected Thursday on the future of the Arctic National Wildlife … Continue reading Senators vote on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Minister targets gulf seals
St. John's – Provincial Fisheries Minister Gerry Reid is calling for a massive reduction in the seal population in the … Continue reading Minister targets gulf seals
2002 Enviro Business Guide
The latest edition of Enviro Business Guide, the RCA's "green" sourcing guide, is now available and accessible on-line at www.recycle.ab.ca. … Continue reading 2002 Enviro Business Guide
Spill off Newfoundland threatens birds, crab fishing
ST. JOHN'S – A sunken trawler leaking fuel oil off Newfoundland's east coast could threaten the largest colony of breeding … Continue reading Spill off Newfoundland threatens birds, crab fishing