VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Reinforcements were added yesterday to the crews battling a growing forest fire that has forced the … Continue reading New crews called in for British Columbia forest fire

Prince George, B.C. – Environmentalists are sounding the alarm over plans for a logging road through a pristine riverbed in … Continue reading Northern logging road to run through river

Fort Smith, N.W.T. – There may soon be a shortage of one of the most popular fish served in northern … Continue reading Pickerel declining, fishers pulling nets

Winnipeg – A boil water advisory in the northern Manitoba town of Pikwitonei was finally lifted by Manitoba Health on … Continue reading Northern community’s 3-month boil water advisory lifted

Montreal – The Granby Zoo has shelved a proposed swim-with-dolphins attraction. http://montreal.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=zoo011207 Continue reading No dolphins for Granby zoo

Fredericton, N.B. – The Lord government is getting praise from an unusual source Continue reading Environmental group praising Lord government

Arviat, Nunavut – The polar bear hunt in Arviat took only three days this year. Last year it took two … Continue reading Polar bear hunt short and sweet for hunters.

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – The company that wants to build a hydro-electric dam on Peace River says it's doing its part … Continue reading Communities want wider talks on dam deal

Fort Providence, N.W.T. – Two more Deh Cho communities in the Northwest Territories are signalling they're ready to make a … Continue reading Pipeline debate dogs Deh Cho

Winnipeg – When the channel surfing is finally over and it's time to retire your old television for good, you … Continue reading Televisions now hazardous waste

Ottawa – The G-20 Summit next week in Ottawa will affect people who do business around the Government Confrence Centre … Continue reading G-20 traffic impact

Halifax, N.S. – The government of Nova Scotia is considering investing in two offshore pipelines that PanCanadian plans to build. … Continue reading NS government may get into gas again