Lax drinking water standards put Canadians at risk
Canada has no standard for more than 100 substances regulated by at least one other comparison country. Continue reading Lax drinking water standards put Canadians at risk
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David Suzuki: Make Canada’s reality match its image
Our Constitution doesn’t mention the environment. How can we fully enjoy our freedoms without the right to live in a healthy environment? Continue reading David Suzuki: Make Canada’s reality match its image
Why Canada is finally distancing itself from asbestos mining and exporting
Canadians can start to be proud of their government again. One of the worst environmental stains in the country’s history has been removed. Continue reading Why Canada is finally distancing itself from asbestos mining and exporting
Canada Walks applauds new report from Ontario’s Chief Coroner
Canada Walks hails new report on preventing pedestrian deaths released by Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner, calling it a breakthrough in efforts to create walk-friendly communities. Continue reading Canada Walks applauds new report from Ontario’s Chief Coroner
It’s in our nature to be healthy
One of the joys of being a grandparent is getting to see the world again through the eyes of a child. Recently, I found my three-year-old grandson picking at a… Continue reading It’s in our nature to be healthy
Environmental Groups Claim Victory for Pesticide Bans
Environmental groups are claiming an important victory for the right of municipalities and provinces to ban dangerous pesticides. Dow AgroSciences has backed away from its longstanding dispute with Quebec’s cosmetic pesticides ban under NAFTA. In a settlement reached between Dow and the Canadian government, Dow waived its legal actions and claims and accepted no compensation, implicitly […] Continue reading Environmental Groups Claim Victory for Pesticide Bans
Public Health and Climate Change – March 31, 2011 at 7pm
Climate change, extreme weather events and sea-level rise threaten large populations around the world. Important vulnerabilities for public health in this changing environment are air quality, extreme heat and drinking water. Join UBC and SFU health scientists to learn more about the well-being of public health in context of anticipated climate change impacts. Continue reading Public Health and Climate Change – March 31, 2011 at 7pm
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