Winnipeg zoo home to Casanova cat

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Companies team up on wind-farm plans

An Alberta pipeline company has joined forces with a Winnipeg company on plans to spend big bucks developing wind power … Continue reading Companies team up on wind-farm plans

Money to protect endangered burrowing owls could be in short supply this year. Nature Saskatchewan’s burrowing owl program has been … Continue reading Money for burrowing owls could be at risk

Non-aboriginal hunters in the Northwest Territories will no longer be able to hunt as many caribou, as the government tries … Continue reading N.W.T. limits non-native caribou hunt

The Alberta government may be willing to spend $1 billion over the next decade to improve drinking water systems across … Continue reading Water quality improvements could cost $1B: environment minister

Environmentalists are questioning Premier Ralph Klein’s claims that half the province’s electricity needs are provided through clean coal. Continue reading Klein’s clean coal claims questioned

Gwitchin leaders from the Yukon are packing their bags for yet another trip to Washington to fight against proposals to drill for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Continue reading Gwitchin once more into the breach for ANWR

I must say, being in a room full of blogger aficionados, wiki neophytes, avid podcasters, and especially “Non-Programmers” was a … Continue reading How to make change happen – Web 2.0 style

Ottawa ? Environment Minister Rona Ambrose is jetting to Bonn this weekend to prepare for talks on extending the Kyoto … Continue reading Once skeptics, Tories now trumpet Kyoto

Canola, commonly used to make margarine and cooking oil, will soon be used to run buses. Starting in May, Saskatchewan … Continue reading Saskatchewan buses to try canola power

A number of sockeye runs on the West Coast are in danger of extinction and should be protected by the … Continue reading 38 sockeye runs in BC endangered: report

Seventy-six First Nations communities remain under an advisory to boil drinking water, according to new information from Health Canada. – … Continue reading Water still a problem on 76 reserves