Canadians swelter from Alberta to Atlantic
TORONTO – Canadians from Prince Edward Island to Alberta are sweating through a massive heat wave. The city of Toronto … Continue reading Canadians swelter from Alberta to Atlantic
Heat wave shrivels N.S. blueberries
HALIFAX – Farmers in Nova Scotia are worried that a heat wave is wiping out this year's crop of blueberries, … Continue reading Heat wave shrivels N.S. blueberries
Hake Coalition Calls on Minister to Protect B.C. Jobs & Environment, Not Foreign Fish Factories
UCLUELET, BC, June 28 /CNW/ – The Canadian Hake On-shore Coalition today called on the federal Minister of Fisheries and … Continue reading Hake Coalition Calls on Minister to Protect B.C. Jobs & Environment, Not Foreign Fish Factories
Ontario Power's Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”
In the midst of another summer of smog alerts throughout the province, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has dishonoured its commitment … Continue reading Ontario Power's Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”
Ontario Power’s Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”
In the midst of another summer of smog alerts throughout the province, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has dishonoured its commitment … Continue reading Ontario Power’s Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”
Ontario Ministry of Environment Most Secretive Government Agency in Canada
The Canadian Association of Journalists has awarded the Ontario Ministry of the Environment its inaugural Code of Silence Award, recognizing … Continue reading Ontario Ministry of Environment Most Secretive Government Agency in Canada
Environmentalists Challenge Government to Produce Federal Contaminated Sites Program
(OTTAWA) The Sierra Club of Canada and MiningWatch Canada today challenged the federal government to give Canadians a gift they … Continue reading Environmentalists Challenge Government to Produce Federal Contaminated Sites Program
Greenpeace Applauds Squamish Nation for Land Use Plan
Greenpeace today applauded the Squamish Nation for its efforts to develop a land-use plan for the Nation's territories that is … Continue reading Greenpeace Applauds Squamish Nation for Land Use Plan
Lawsuit Launched to Protect Fish Habitat from Destructive Draggers
HALIFAX, July 4 /CNW/ – To protect the sustainability of the groundfish fishery, the Ecology Action Centre is taking the … Continue reading Lawsuit Launched to Protect Fish Habitat from Destructive Draggers
Park officials consider options in anthrax outbreak
YELLOWKNIFE – Park officials in Wood Buffalo National Park are trying to decide what to do with 19 dead bison, … Continue reading Park officials consider options in anthrax outbreak
Park officials consider options in anthrax outbreak
YELLOWKNIFE – Park officials in Wood Buffalo National Park are trying to decide what to do with 19 dead bison, … Continue reading Park officials consider options in anthrax outbreak
Two children near tar ponds test positive for arsenic
SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA – Public health officers have found high arsenic levels in urine samples taken from two children living … Continue reading Two children near tar ponds test positive for arsenic