Yellowknife, N.W.T. – The Deh Cho First Nations are working to dispel the impression they're against resource development. http://north.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=s20dehcho Continue reading Deh Cho begin talks on development
Calgary, AB – Yukon's premier has served notice to Canadian politicians that she wants an answer about a northern pipeline. … Continue reading Make up your mind, Duncan tells feds
Yellowknife, N.W.T. – Diavik Diamond Mines has signed agreements with both the Kitikmeot Inuit Association and the Lutselk'e Dene Band. … Continue reading Diamond deal means jobs for locals
Corner Brook – The provincial government is getting ready to make a significant cut in the amount of wood that … Continue reading Logging cut coming
Saint John, N.B. – The Saint John representative on the Fundy Region Solid Waste Commission says its new composting facility … Continue reading Composting facility cost $1.5m more than expected
Mill Cove, N.B. – The terrorist attacks on New York and Washington have also hit New Brunswick's outdoors industry. Guides … Continue reading US attacks hurt NB hunting industry
Fredericton, N.B. – New Brunswick environmentalists want the province to make forestry companies follow tougher watershed protection procedures right away, … Continue reading Conservations want some clearcutting stopped now
Ottawa – The city of Ottawa appears set to approve a big expansion of its garbage dump after the environmental … Continue reading Dump expansion approved at committee
Quebec City – Black bears are getting a little too close for comfort in the outskirts of Quebec City. This … Continue reading Bears among visitors to Quebec City
Ottawa – The city of Ottawa appears set to approve a big expansion of its garbage dump after the environmental … Continue reading Dump expansion approved at committee
Quebec City – Black bears are getting a little too close for comfort in the outskirts of Quebec City. This … Continue reading Bears among visitors to Quebec City
HALIFAX – A mysterious disease lurking in Nova Scotia's forests appears to be hurting the province's moose population. http://www.cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/09/24/moose_ns010924 Continue reading Virus suspected of killing N.S. moose
