ST. JOHN'S – The entire city of St. John's is now under a boil water advisory after officials found high … Continue reading All of Newfoundland capital on boil water alert

EDMONTON – Environmentalists are fuming over a deal struck between the federal and Northwest Territories governments and aboriginal groups to … Continue reading Environmental groups fume over gas deal – Public input lacking in Arctic pipeline review, they say

EDMONTON – Environmentalists are fuming over a deal struck between the federal and Northwest Territories governments and aboriginal groups to … Continue reading Environmental groups fume over gas deal – Public input lacking in Arctic pipeline review, they say

EDMONTON – Environmentalists are fuming over a deal struck between the federal and Northwest Territories governments and aboriginal groups to … Continue reading Environmental groups fume over gas deal – Public input lacking in Arctic pipeline review, they say

The Government of Canada is sending a strong signal about the importance of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Ralph Goodale, … Continue reading Government of Canada Commits to Greenhouse Gas Reductions

Scientists, governments and environmental groups from around the world are planning a cooperative assessment of all the planet's wildlife habitats … Continue reading Global ecosystem study launched on World Environment Day

WWF opened the doors to its new office and affirmed its commitment to create a representative network of marine protected … Continue reading WWF Opens Pacific Regional Office in Prince Rupert, BC

ST. JOHN'S – Newfoundland environmentalists fighting to save the Main River watershed from being logged have won a partial victory. … Continue reading Newfoundland environmental group claims big victory

With as many as 25,000 protesters expected to descend on Quebec City for next week's Summit of the Americas, the … Continue reading Preparing for chaos

CALGARY, Alberta – Environmental activists hailed as a victory Suncor Energy Inc.'s decision to pull out of a troubled Australian … Continue reading Greenpeace says Suncor’s oil shale exit a victory

GENEVA – A new study claims most countries, including Canada, are not honouring their obligations under United Nations human rights … Continue reading Canada accused of hypocrisy on human rights

UCLUELET, British Columbia, Canada, March 7, 2001 (ENS) – Rick Telford was a little surprised when he stumbled on naked … Continue reading Habitat Repair Lures Salmon Back to Clayoquot