Quebec City – The Quebec government has admitted it knew a band of Cree living in northern Quebec was being … Continue reading Province admits toxic waste poisons Cree

Saint John, N.B. – 'It's the risk of minor sources of pollution accumulating'. The city of Saint John and the … Continue reading Saint John watershed protection debated

Moncton, N.B. – 'The savings always comes before our profits' Continue reading Private or public water: a question in Moncton

St. John's – Two environmentalists fear years of hard work to improve a fish habitat in St. John's are being … Continue reading Volunteers fear for Virginia River

Inuvik, N.W.T. – Some people in Inuvik say tourism should be a priority in Canada's newest park. http://north.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=o25parkuse Continue reading Park tourism a must, Inuvik says

Whitehorse, Yukon – Yukoners are being told to get ready for an Alaska Highway pipeline Continue reading Pipeline group spins positive message

Fort Resolution, N.W.T. – The Deninu Kue First Nation in Fort Resolution says it may go to court over whether … Continue reading Fort Res fights environment board ruling

Sydney, N.S. – 'It's kind of like the government putting trucker against trucker' Continue reading Cape Breton truckers want tar ponds work

Halifax, N.S. – The Nova Scotia government has given the OK for a controversial underground coal mine in Pictou County. … Continue reading Pioneer gets go-ahead

Charlo, N.B. – Old airstrips may be contaminated. The environment minister says more land near former airstrips may be tested … Continue reading More DDT tests may be necessary

Happy Valley-Goose Bay – Labrador's Metis Nation is demanding a seat on the steering committee that's overseeing the establishment of … Continue reading Metis want say in Mealy Mountain park plan