Ottawa – Legal experts say police may have contravened Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms when they made pre-emptive arrests … Continue reading G-20 protesters protest police actions

Sydney, N.S. – UCCB wants to own the rights to cleanup technology Some people at the University College of Cape … Continue reading There’s an up-side to tar ponds cleanup

St. John's – Environment Minister Ralph Wiseman says changes announced Tuesday to the province's Environmental Protection Act will mean stiffer … Continue reading Changes to environmental legislation announced

Vancouver – An international arsenic expert says a pesticide used to kill B.C.'s mountain pine beetles is a danger to … Continue reading Pesticide dangerous to people

Quesnel, B.C. – Environmentalists are unhappy the B.C. government has given a heli-ski company permission to expand its operations on … Continue reading Environmentalists slam heli-ski operation

Victoria – Provincial health officers say the quality of B.C.'s drinking water could be better. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=bc_water011119 Continue reading Water quality needs improvement

REGINA – SaskEnergy is looking south. The crown corporation is investing up to 25 million dollars in Chile and Mexico. … Continue reading Sask Energy investments criticized

REGINA – The drought is still with us and it is continuing to cause problems across the province. Wells are … Continue reading Drought problems spill into autumn

CALGARY, Alberta – Suncor Energy Inc. , Canada's second-biggest oil sands miner, said yesterday it had formed a joint venture … Continue reading Suncor forms venture with Spanish wind power firm

Rankin Inlet, Nunavut – The chair of Nunavut's Wildlife Management Board says Inuit will decide which animals in the territory … Continue reading Inuit should decide what’s endangered