Whitehorse, Yukon – Biologists say the once-threatened caribou herds of the southern Yukon seem to be slowly recovering. Early assessments … Continue reading Hunting ban sparks caribou rebound

TORONTO Continue reading Tainted water scares prompt calls for increased security at Toronto's reservoirs

TORONTO Continue reading Tainted water scares prompt calls for increased security at Toronto’s reservoirs

Ottawa – About 100 peace activists held a rally in Ottawa on Thursday night to protest the ongoing military action … Continue reading Peace activists march for different solution to terrorism

Ottawa – After several delays, the city's new light rail transit system is ready for its Monday launch. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=ott_light011012 Continue reading Light rail gets green light

Dartmouth, N.S. – It's a dead Sei whale, not a Right whale A scientist at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography … Continue reading Whale mystery solved

Halifax, N.S. – 'There are concerns in the public about security and we want to relieve anxiety' Continue reading Water treatment facility open house cancelled

St. John's – Inco and the provincial government say they are closer to a Voisey's Bay development deal than ever … Continue reading Voisey’s deal talked up

Non-governmental organizations active in the Northwest Territories and Yukon are challenging governments and industry to support a set of six … Continue reading Northern Environmental Groups Demand Principled Approach to Oil and Gas Development

Non-governmental organizations active in the Northwest Territories and Yukon are challenging governments and industry to support a set of six … Continue reading Northern Environmental Groups Demand Principled Approach to Oil and Gas Development

This year, Scouts in the Greater Toronto Region will have apples with a difference in their baskets. From October 12-14, … Continue reading Scouts and WWF Team up to Celebrate Apple Day with a Twist