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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 20 Continue reading What
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 20 Continue reading What
In the aisles of Loblaws, between bottles of President's Choice Memories of Kobe sauce and Memories of Singapore noodles, there … Continue reading How magic markers are messing up our food system
OTTAWA – In response to rising volumes of hazardous wastes imports from the United States, Environment Minister David Anderson plans … Continue reading Canada, Ontario move to cut hazardous waste, pollution
OTTAWA – In response to rising volumes of hazardous wastes imports from the United States, Environment Minister David Anderson plans … Continue reading Canada, Ontario move to cut hazardous waste, pollution
VICTORIA – A government-appointed task force is taking on British Columbia's mountain pine beetle epidemic. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/06/25/beetle010625 Continue reading B.C. to battle beetle epidemic
The U.S. has sought one set of objectives on climate change — developing country commitments — while at the same … Continue reading Should the United States ask the developing world to do more to fight global climate change?
WALKERTON, ONT. – The inquiry into the contaminated water tragedy in Walkerton, Ont., will hear from some of its highest … Continue reading Premier, ministers to testify at Walkerton inquiry this week
NEW YORK – The United Nations has concluded the AIDS pandemic is as much a threat to world security as … Continue reading UN to deal with AIDS as a threat to global security
EDMONTON – A U.S. company's search for oil in Alberta has left a criss-cross pattern of severed trees on traditional … Continue reading Search for oil marks Alta. hunting grounds
CHARLOTTETOWN – Residents of Charlottetown were told Sunday that their tap water is safe to drink after tests for coliform … Continue reading Charlottetown’s E. coli water scare ends
The Walkerton crisis brought the problem of manure in streams to urgent attention. Now, a cow-watching Ontario scientist says we've … Continue reading Cattle battle
VANCOUVER, June 20 /CNW/ – The Supreme Court of B.C. has ordered a temporary halt to logging activity in a … Continue reading Ruling gives temporary reprieve to spotted owls threatened by logging