Protest again on Souris wharf
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Atlantic premiers promise less pollution
St. John's – The premiers of the four Atlantic provinces say they will work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. … Continue reading Atlantic premiers promise less pollution
In polls, letters and dollars Canadians show increasing concern for Canada’s waters while industrial activity threatens a key marine site
HALIFAX, PRINCE RUPERT, TORONTO, Dec. 11 /CNW/ – Three recent developments show Canadians' heightened concern over Canada's waters and governments' … Continue reading In polls, letters and dollars Canadians show increasing concern for Canada’s waters while industrial activity threatens a key marine site
Information about Kyoto insufficient
Most respondents don't know whether they back or oppose accord, poll says By STEVEN CHASE http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/GIS.Servlets.ArticleNews/relatedstories/gam/20021109/UPOLLN Continue reading Information about Kyoto insufficient
Sailors: clean off weeds to avoid spreading zebra mussels
Zebra mussels have rapidly colonized the Great Lakes, clogging pipes and damaging ecosystems as they spread. It was thought the … Continue reading Sailors: clean off weeds to avoid spreading zebra mussels
Company sells emission credits
CALGARY – A local firm has signed a deal to sell greenhouse gas emission credits to several major Canadian power … Continue reading Company sells emission credits
Residents say no to power plant
CALGARY – Residents of the southeast community of Erin Woods say they won't tolerate a power plant in their backyard. … Continue reading Residents say no to power plant
Concert held to support organic farmers
There was a boost for organic farmers in Saskatoon this weekend. The Broadway Theatre hosted a benefit concert featuring Wide … Continue reading Concert held to support organic farmers
High-tech passed over in federal budget
Ottawa – The federal government has abandoned its plan to bring high-speed Internet access to remote and rural communities. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=ott_budhitech011210 Continue reading High-tech passed over in federal budget
Recycling regulations unaffordable, says mayor
Moncton, N.B. – A mayor in northern New Brunswick is not impressed with new provincial recycling regulations. http://nb.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=recycling011210 Continue reading Recycling regulations unaffordable, says mayor
Child’s e-coli death under investigation
Saint John, N.B. – Daycare Death The medical officer of Health for New Brunswick says it will be hard to … Continue reading Child’s e-coli death under investigation
Lobster fishermen meet DFO
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