Arctic Canada gas project moves a step closer
CALGARY, Alberta, Jan 7 (Reuters) – A group of major oil companies moved closer on Monday to embarking on a … Continue reading Arctic Canada gas project moves a step closer
The Government of Canada invests over $1 million to restore the Great Lakes
TORONTO, Jan. 11 /CNW/ – Environment Minister David Anderson today announced that the Government of Canada is investing over $1 … Continue reading The Government of Canada invests over $1 million to restore the Great Lakes
UPDATE – Canadian organic farmers sue Monsanto on GM crops
WINNIPEG, Manitoba – A group of Canadian organic farmers launched a lawsuit against biotech giants Monsanto Co. and Aventis SA … Continue reading UPDATE – Canadian organic farmers sue Monsanto on GM crops
UPDATE – Canadian organic farmers sue Monsanto on GM crops
WINNIPEG, Manitoba – A group of Canadian organic farmers launched a lawsuit against biotech giants Monsanto Co. and Aventis SA … Continue reading UPDATE – Canadian organic farmers sue Monsanto on GM crops
Zoo puts sightseers in cages
ST-FELICIEN, Quebec – When visitors go to St-Felicien zoo in rural Quebec to see its prized new acquisition – a … Continue reading Zoo puts sightseers in cages
IN POLLS, LETTERS AND DOLLARS CANADIANS SHOW INCREASING CONCERN FOR CANADA’S WATERS WHILE INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY THREATENS A KEY MARINE SITE
Three recent developments show Canadians' heightened concern over Canada's waters and governments' stalled efforts regarding marine protection: a poll released … Continue reading IN POLLS, LETTERS AND DOLLARS CANADIANS SHOW INCREASING CONCERN FOR CANADA’S WATERS WHILE INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY THREATENS A KEY MARINE SITE
Documents confirm Canada ill-equipped for genetic contamination Greenpeace: “Canada’s policy is don’t look too much, don’t find too much”
MONTREAL, Jan. 10 /CNW/ – As reported the National Post Greenpeace today released its analysis of documents that show how … Continue reading Documents confirm Canada ill-equipped for genetic contamination Greenpeace: “Canada’s policy is don’t look too much, don’t find too much”
UPDATE – Most fuel cell companies give up gains on US plan
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Shares of several fuel cell developers that had skyrocketed in advance of a new U.S. plan … Continue reading UPDATE – Most fuel cell companies give up gains on US plan
New GM thresholds in EU worry Canadian exporters
WINNIPEG, Manitoba – Canadian shippers will find it difficult to meet new tolerance levels proposed for genetically modified (GM) grain … Continue reading New GM thresholds in EU worry Canadian exporters
Wasting disease confirmed in fifth Canadian deer
WINNIPEG, Manitoba – Another case of chronic wasting disease in wild deer, a fatal neurological disorder similar to mad cow … Continue reading Wasting disease confirmed in fifth Canadian deer
Anti-war activists ‘don’t understand’, says professor
OTTAWA – A political scientist in Ottawa says the growing anti-war movement in Canada is based on a lack of … Continue reading Anti-war activists ‘don’t understand’, says professor
Scientist says Kyoto will help save humans
Lethbridge – A pro-Kyoto rally Saturday attracted about 75 people to the steps of city hall. http://calgary.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=uofl021201 Continue reading Scientist says Kyoto will help save humans