Plant vaccine could offer safe GM food
SYDNEY – Australian scientists say they've found a natural way to protect crops from viral attacks. The technique works like … Continue reading Plant vaccine could offer safe GM food
Solar eclipse creates natural wildlife experiment
HARARE – When a total solar eclipse passes over southern Africa on June 21, it will offer animal lovers a … Continue reading Solar eclipse creates natural wildlife experiment
Sierra Club hits Canada’s stand on Bush energy plan
OTTAWA – Activist group Sierra Club of Canada gave the country's Liberal government poor grades on environmental issues on Tuesday, … Continue reading Sierra Club hits Canada’s stand on Bush energy plan
Toronto gets heat alert plan
TORONTO – The city of Toronto has implemented a warning system for hot oppressive days. The organizers say it's the … Continue reading Toronto gets heat alert plan
Le Quibec adopte une loi sur les riserves naturelles en milieu privi, Communiqui de presse
Greenprint for Energy Conservation to be Developed
The Calvert government is developing a plan to promote energy conservation, protect the environment and save consumers money. Premier Lorne … Continue reading Greenprint for Energy Conservation to be Developed
Amended Yukon Timber Regulations Come Into Effect
WHITEHORSE, YUKON (May 3, 2001) – Robert Nault, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND), today announced amended timber … Continue reading Amended Yukon Timber Regulations Come Into Effect
Group calls Canada ‘dumping ground’ for toxic waste
MONTREAL – A new report says Canada is importing alarming amounts of toxic waste every year. Heavy metals, solvents and … Continue reading Group calls Canada ‘dumping ground’ for toxic waste
New Road Cuts National Park in Two
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) today filed an application in federal court for an injunction to prevent construction … Continue reading New Road Cuts National Park in Two
New Road Cuts National Park in Two
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) today filed an application in federal court for an injunction to prevent construction … Continue reading New Road Cuts National Park in Two
Hunting ban blamed for rise in orphaned bear cubs
DRYDEN, ONT. – People are finding more orphaned bear cubs in northwestern Ontario and some say provincial regulations may be … Continue reading Hunting ban blamed for rise in orphaned bear cubs
Drought could reduce Western grain production: Wheat Board
EDMONTON – There are dire predictions from the Canadian Wheat Board in its annual weather report. The CWB says severe … Continue reading Drought could reduce Western grain production: Wheat Board