OTTAWA, Dec. 20 /CNW Telbec/ – The Government of Canada, through the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (the Agency), has established … Continue reading Availability of $25,000 in Participant Funding for the Comprehensive Study Assessment of the Proposed Deltaport Third Berth Project
MONTREAL, Dec. 20 /CNW Telbec/ – Environment Canada, the Quebec Department of the Environment and the City of Montreal yesterday … Continue reading Study again confirms that Residential Wood Combustion is a Major Source of Air Pollution
IQALUIT – Nunavut hunters and biologists are researching a more humane and effective way of hunting walrus, beluga and narwhal. … Continue reading Hunters seek cleaner kills when whale hunting
The $340-million GSX project had been proposed by B.C. Hydro and U.S.-based Williams Gas Pipelines as the best way to … Continue reading Hydro pulls plug on Georgia Strait pipeline
Before compiling your next grocery list, you might want to watch this eye-opening documentary, which sheds light on a shadowy … Continue reading The Future of Food (2004)
CIER is leading the development of a national First Nations' Centre of Environmental Excellence (FNCoEE) which will be able to … Continue reading First Nations’ Centre of Environmental Excellence
VANCOUVER – Federal Fisheries Minister Geoff Regan says the government's new Wild Salmon Policy will transform the management of pacific … Continue reading Wild Salmon Policy gets mixed reviews
VICTORIA – B.C's auditor general is recognizing the provincial government for taking action to responsibly manage contaminated sites around the … Continue reading BC’s Contaminated Sites Management Process Recognized
WHITEHORSE – The Yukon's Tatshenshini River has been designated a Canadian Heritage River System by the federal government. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=tatenshini-12142004 Continue reading River to be protected for future generations
VANCOUVER – The province's health officer says B.C. residents enjoy a high standard of air quality Continue reading B.C.’s air good, not great
