TORONTO, Sept. 21 /CNW/ – Environment Canada and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment will conduct a pilot initiative over … Continue reading Environment Canada and Ontario Ministry of the Environment launch pilot initiative to harmonize air emissions reporting
HALIFAX — Indian Affairs Minister Robert Nault says First Nations people must join with the private sector to create jobs … Continue reading Natives deserve quality of life: Nault
FCM, Index, The Federation of Canadian Municipalities is the national voice of municipal governments, dedicated to improving the quality of … Continue reading Federation of Canadian Municipalities
Sustainable Communities Knowledge Network enables prompt dissemination and integration of information specific to sustainability topics. It provides an interactive environment … Continue reading Sustainable Communities Knowledge Network
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Canada's top trade official and timber industry said yesterday progress was made in talks with the … Continue reading UPDATE – Canadians upbeat after softwood talks with US
TORONTO – Shares of Ballard Power Systems jumped sharply yesterday after it inked a three-year deal with partner Ford Motor … Continue reading UPDATE – Ballard Power inks $22 million deal with Ford
Eighteen barrels doesn Continue reading Testing to begin on tar ponds goo – Eighteen barrels to be extracted today
TORONTO, Sept. 21 /CNW/ – Environment Canada and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment will conduct a pilot initiative over … Continue reading Environment Canada and Ontario Ministry of the Environment launch pilot initiative to harmonize air emissions reporting
OTTAWA – Fiesty lions or elephants are known to roar and stomp when an outsider invades their territory. It turns … Continue reading Caterpillars sound alarm to trespassers
ANN ARBOUR, MICH. – New fossil evidence could help address the longstanding controversy over the origin of whales. It seems … Continue reading New fossils suggest whales, hippos close cousins
TORONTO, Sept. 19 /CNW/ – WWF-Canada today conveyed over 10,000 letters from concerned Canadians to U.S. President George W. Bush, … Continue reading WWF-Canada delivers letters calling on Congress to oppose drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
HALIFAX – The chief of the Assembly of First Nations says native people must become more economically self sufficient. http://www.cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/09/19/nativefish010919 Continue reading Ottawa has too much control over native fishing: Coon Come
