Saint John, N.B. – 'The very low fueling cost means that we can save a lot of money' NB Power's … Continue reading New fuel gets PUB approval

Hubley, N.S. – The building has been closed several times in 18 months Teachers at Sir John A. Macdonald High … Continue reading Teachers sick of waiting for environmental assessment

Wagmatcook, N.S. – Environmentalists say they have one chance to stop oil and gas exploration close to the shore in … Continue reading Making a case against oil and gas exploration

St. John's – A biology researcher at Memorial University says the Canada-Newfoundland Offshore Petroleum Board is in a conflict of … Continue reading Researcher wants tougher protection for seabirds

Chapel's Cove – Some residents of Chapel's Cove and Lakeview in Conception Bay can't drink their tap water because of … Continue reading Town faces arsenic scare

St. John's – The provincial government has introduced new regulations for domestic oil tanks, making homeowners responsible for ensuring their … Continue reading New oil tank regulations introduced

One of the most important issues facing today's agriculture is environmental stewardship. All forms of farming have an impact on … Continue reading Biotech’s battle against famine

VANCOUVER – Mountain ecosystems around the world are threatened by pollution, war, tourism, mining and logging, says a study done … Continue reading People at risk if mountains not protected: report

SHEFFIELD MILLS, NOVA SCOTIA – Birdwatchers are flocking to Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley to catch a glimpse of a rare … Continue reading Nova Scotia’s bald eagles flock to free food

CALGARY – Canada's new energy minister tried on Thursday to assuage oil executives' fears that Ottawa would ratify an international … Continue reading Canada energy minister vows caution on Kyoto treaty

OTTAWA – Melting ice in the Canadian Arctic threatens not only the Inuit way of life, but also the country's … Continue reading Melting ice threatens sovereignty, hunting grounds